Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Infant Toddler Mirror Set

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$26.48 $52.95 In stock

Category: Mirrors & Reflection

12 months & up. Mirrors are important tools that foster a young child's self-awareness, self-esteem, intellectual curiosity, and cognitive development. The Infant Toddler Mirror Set provides an interesting reflective experience in any infant environment. Shatter-resistant acrylic mirrors in a variety of easy-to-hold shapes, provide young learners with an exciting play experience. Children can easily see their whole face in the large, lightweight mirror and use these mirrors in emotion-expressing activities, improving motor skills, practicing pronunciation, science experiments, and more! Soft, foam construction makes this set safe enough for learning environments with babies and young children.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

Bought this for my one-year-old and it's become her favorite thing to grab at during tummy time. I like that the set is made for 12 months and up, so it'll still be useful as she gets more curious about her own face.

Christopher A. ★★★★★

My 18-month-old spends ages making faces at herself in these, and I've noticed she's started pointing at her own nose and ears now, which feels like a real step in self-awareness. The mirrors are a good size for little hands to hold without my help.

Ruby ★★★★★

My 14-month-old spends ages making faces at these mirrors, and I've noticed him actually studying his own expressions now, which is exactly the self-awareness thing I was hoping for. The mirrors are sturdy enough that he hasn't cracked one yet despite plenty of enthusiastic grabbing.