Infantino Mirror for Exploring and Playing - Black & White

Marisol M.: The stand is flimsy and doesn't hold up. I had to always prompt it against something. After a couple of months, the mirror became foggy. No matter how much I cleaned it, it always looked like it was foggy. It was a good while it lasted.

United States on Sep 03, 2023

Alexa: Baby is trying to reach it and is looking at it. Not so much at the mirror as much as at the turtle and fish!

Canada on Apr 28, 2021

Nicole Marie: Wonderful toy! So easy to prop up at various angles, or suspend from above. My 8 week old baby can’t get enough of it, she giggles and smiles every time she looks at it! Arrived on time and in great condition.

Canada on Apr 10, 2021

KR: My baby loves this mirror and the toys. Baby especially loved it from about 3.5/4 months to 5.5 months. I rated it 4 stars because the small fish toys that attach to the mirror have little threads of stuffing that come out of them. Because baby chews on the toys I'm a little concerned but I check them everyday and make sure to remove the stuffing threads before baby plays with them as baby loves them. You could also remove the toys from the mirror or attach different toys.

Canada on Jan 26, 2021

Sam: Perfect mirror for baby to play with. It is not fragile and so I do not have to worry about it breaking while baby plays with it. It has a nice turtle outer covering that has a detachable teething ring and rattle and so baby can use these as well. It is very clear, I can see my reflection in it perfectly and I love that it has a stand and a strap so I can either lean it on the ground or attach it to baby's rocker. Perfect little mirror for baby's development.

Canada on Dec 19, 2020

Jackie: Great toy for baby! She loves looking at her face in the mirror. Lots of ways to hang it or prop it up. Flimsy cardboard piece in the back bent after light usage so it doesn’t prop up like a picture frame as well anymore. A bit expensive for what you get but it’s a good sensory toy for young babies.

Canada on Aug 16, 2020

Amber: I’m a big fan of this little mirror. I bought it when my son (now 3) was born. Initially we used it on the floor for tummy time. My son loved looking at himself in the mirror and when he was starting to reach he found the toys on the mirror irresistible. After he became mobile, I moved it to the car, so I could see him in the backseat and he’d have something to look at/play with. As a toddler he is no longer interested in the mirror, but he loves using the fish/chicken toys in his pretend play.

I recently bought a second one for my daughter (6 weeks old) and she already shows similar interest like her brother did at her age.

My only complaint is that there’s no good way to “deep clean” the mirror since it’s made of a combination of cardboard and fabric. In fact that’s why we had to get another. The first one was a little dirty after my son’s exploits.

United States on Jun 21, 2018

Laura: I currently own THREE of these. That's right, three!
The first was a gift. I use it in our car as a baby mirror so I can avoid going crazy with worry when driving around with my toddler.
It JUST fits around the headrest in our car (a Honda Element). I've tried it in about three or four other cars as well over the past year and it does not fit a lot of the headrests in other cars... However, if you're crafty you could totally sew a bit of extra velcro to make the strap longer. Or just do what I do and improvise and find other places to jam it or hand it in the car. I'd always found a solution.

Why do I like this mirror? It's SOFT and there are no little plastic pieces to break.
The mirror I had prior to this one was made of hard plastic. It was light, but it was still made of plastic. The mirror was "adjustable", which meant that it attached to a post that allowed you to move the mirror around. It also meant that as soon as my toddler knew how to grab onto things, he broke it off when I was trying to get him in his seat. And then I fixed it with some epoxy, and then he broke it again. SO, now I'm done with hard plastic mirrors because they're just too breakable for...

United States on Aug 10, 2017

A. Renee: This is probably my baby's favorite toy. I bought it to set up in front of her during tummy time and she has loved it since day one. She smiles at herself in the mirror and tries to move towards it when she's on her tummy. She also loves to sit with it and play with the fish and duck. She will sit in her boppy lounger or in my lap for a long time looking at herself in the mirror and grasping the toys, playing with the ribbons, touching the turtle's head, etc. She can now hold it up with both hands or she will rest it in her lap and she looks like she's working on a little laptop. It seems to hold endless fascination for her! It's a great size for bringing in the car or sitting with her in her high chair while we eat dinner. I wasn't sure she needed any extra toys since her play mat has some mirrors on the little hanging toys, but this has added a huge amount to her play mat time and is very versatile for almost any situation.

United States on Dec 08, 2016

Book Junkie: My baby LOVES having a mirror that she can see herself in during tummy times. I am using this mirror on the floor rather than in the crib. It does have two strings that are supposed to enable you to attach it to a crib. The strings on mine are slightly different than pictured - mine has two strings coming from the very top of the turtle's shell. The strings are only about 6" long (probably for safety reasons). You could possibly tie them around a crib rail if your crib has skinny rails. It also has two plastic loops to attach it to the headrest of a car. I think this is more suited to be used as a floor mirror. The little toys are cute and detachable. Baby doesn't seem too interested in them. I don't think they would be a choking hazard, but they are about the diameter of a toilet paper roll. You could always remove them if that is a concern. I would take them off if I were using this in baby's crib. Since she is supervised when we use the mirror, I have left them on. The mirror is a little bit convex but the reflection is clear. My only real complaint is that the stand seems to be made of cardboard, so it got bent and does not stand up quite as well.

United States on Dec 31, 2015