XIHAToy Coordination Mirror Montessori Wooden Toddler Mirror Safety Shatterproof Mirror Acrylic Non-Glass Early Learning to Walk Mirror Dual-Use

First off, the mirror is very interesting to my 9 month old. As expected, he enjoys watching the baby in the mirror and squats / stands in front of it while he plays. However, the design seems flawed to me and not worth the almost $200 paid.1) The mirror is only anchored to the wall at the top corners which allows it to lift up from the bottom when the pull up bar is used + bang around when the baby slaps the mirror. I may place command strips at the bottom corners or create some additional attachment points to make it more sturdy.2) The pull up bar flexes when used by baby so I'm not sure how this will work to support him as he gets older and stronger.3) The placement of the bar is simultaneously too tall for him to reach easily from sitting (at the lowest setting) and also directly in front of his face when standing. As he gets taller he will be able to reach the bar but then his head will be above the mirror's reflective surface. It seems the bar should have been placed much lower on the mirror to allow it to be sized correctly for use as baby grows.4) The wood color is much lighter and not as rich looking as in the photos. If you look at the 3rd photo with the instructions on how to safely use the mirror (don't use the stand w/ the pull up bar etc) the color is more similar to the bottom and right side images that are washed out - not like the top left one or the images with actual babies in them.

All three of my kids under 5 absolutely love mirrors and checking themselves out. They are fascinated with what they are wearing and go to the mirror to see. Easy set up and wish we got this earlier.