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Q: Does this stand up well? It looks like it would be unsteady and easy to tip.

If your baby touches it, it will fall over. In the base is velcro, so when it does tip over, it closes up on itself. There is no reason for the velcro, since it folds so easily. It would be great if there was a velcro strip that helped it stay **open**. It doesn’t open up wide enough to be stable, either. This mirror is good if you put it somewhere that your baby can’t touch it or if your baby is too young to reach out to try and touch it, I guess it could be closer. But if they’re that young then the mirror isn’t an interesting thing yet for them. Very disappointing. And there’s a sticker that says remove film from mirror so I tried and scratched the mirror a bunch. Apparently there is NO FILM on it.

Q: what is the size of the mirror?

Just measured ours... the mirror itself is 7 1/3 x 7 1/3 and with the squishy blue frame is 9 1/2 x 9 1/2. It is 1 1/2 inches thick when flat (not including the bee and bug) and opens to 6 1/2 inches at the bottom.

Q: Are all the mirrors dented under the bee? I got one a few days ago and it had a dent under the bee. They shipped a new one and a dent was in the same

Mine is also dentent but I figured it’s inexpensive material, not an actual mirror. (I didn’t try to get an exchange) since ours are all dented in the same spots it must be due to packaging. Bummer. Still works though, my baby doesn’t seems to noctice! Ha!

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Large Mirror
Two colour spinning ball
Easel back stands firmly on floor
Elastic straps attach to crib rails
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Product Description The Sassy Crib & Floor Mirror is a large mirror which engages baby's developing vision. Two colour spinning ball engages baby's curiosity, the bold red ladybug attracts baby's developing visual skills and the rotating/clicking bee engages growing baby. The easel back stands firmly on the floor, elastic straps attach securely to crib rails. The soft frame construction is perfect for baby's environment. Box Contains Crib & Floor Mirror

Specifications

Number of Items	1
Item Dimensions	9.84 x 11.5 inches
Item Weight	0.49 Pounds
Number of Pieces	1
Item Dimensions L x W	11.5"L x 11.5"W
Required Assembly	No
Theme	Baby
Frame Type	Framed
Animal Theme	ladybug, butterfly
Color	Blue
Shape	Square
Style	Mirror
Surface Recommendation	Floor
Material	Plastic
Frame Material Type	Soft Plastic
Specific Uses For Product	Tummy time activities, visual development, and creating a stimulating environment in a baby's play area.
Special Features	Baby-safe mirror
Mounting Type	Floor Mount

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Does this stand up well? It looks like it would be unsteady and easy to tip.

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Are all the mirrors dented under the bee? I got one a few days ago and it had a dent under the bee. They shipped a new one and a dent was in the same

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