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The Disney First Mirror features brightly colored fabric and is high quality, unbreakable, and baby-safe. A soft wedge supports baby during tummy time. Measures 6"L x 10"W x 6.5"H.
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- Features peek-a-boo flap for baby to discover Pooh!- Dangling characters and sounds let baby explore!
- For ages Birth +
- Birth +
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By JA (Chicago, IL)
My baby boy plays with this toy a lot. I received it in great condition and in a timely manner.
By Sarah Kaiser (northcentral PA)
I bought this mirror for my 4-month old and she immediately started pulling on the shapes, and trying to grab the mirror in general. She was really engaged by the colors, shapes, and sounds. It does not attach to the crib like some other mirrors, but it is stable on the ground, lightweight, and has a nice mirror (not as funhouse as some!). I will be ordering more of these for shower gifts in the future.
By A reader
My daughter hated tummy time until I tried this mirror, now she just loves it! She loves looking at herself, and loves the dangling toys as well. She tries to reach up for the toys, which helps build her strength. Very happy with this purchase, great price compared to others as well!
By T. Regensburger (Orlando)
We set my 5 month old on the boppy, and give him tummy time with the mirror next to the boppy- He stares and smiles at himself the entire time :)
The toys that hang off havent gotten much play - as they are not the easiest to reach at this stage- He is only 5 months- so maybe as he gets older.
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The Plastic covering on the mirror was really hard to get off because it was sown into the stitching aruond the mirror. It made me nervous about giving it to an infant as this could be a choking hazard if you missed a piece. Needless to say I returned mine because when I received it the mirror was already scratched and I did not order another one.
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