Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Exploration Wall Mirror

Exploration Wall Mirror - Main image
$139.98 $279.95 In stock

Category: Mirrors & Reflection

6 months & up. Mirrors are important tools that foster a young child's self-awareness, self-esteem, intellectual curiosity and cognitive development. Encourage crawling children and early walkers to pull themselves up using the sturdy wooden bar and discover themselves in the variety of mirrors. Leaf details add interesting and welcoming biophilic elements to the classroom. Mirror measures 40"L x 24"W x 4"D.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

George U. ★★★★★

We mounted this at my toddler's height along the hallway, and now every time she crawls past she stops to grin at herself. It's become part of her daily self-awareness play, and I love that it grows with her from six months on.

Nicholas A. ★★★★★

My 10-month-old spends ages babbling at her reflection in this mirror, and I've noticed she's gotten more curious about faces in general since we got it. It's held up well to daily grabby hands too.

Steven H. ★★★★★

We mounted this at crawling height along the hallway baseboard and it's become the first thing my son crawls toward every morning. Watching him catch his own reflection and grin at himself is exactly the self-awareness boost I was hoping for, and it's holding up fine to his constant patting.