Super Wide Giggle Mirror

Description

The Super Wide Fun House Faces Giggle Mirror will provide chuckles galore, and it's the best way to have fun for little kids. Due to the curve in the mirror, reflections become distorted allowing children to make funny faces into giggle happy images.

Size: 33"H x 23"W x 4"D

This large size mirror is two kids wide for fun cooperative play. Just mount the mirror and turn any waiting or play area into a house of mirrors. This mirror offers maintenance-free, worry-free fun with its non-breakable surface. 

Frame colors are red on speckletone, purple on speckletone, blue on speckletone and purple on maple.

• Endless fun for all ages
• Teflon-coated surface is scratch resistant and stands up to industrial grade disinfectant spray cleaners.
• Tough acrylic mirror for years of constant commercial use.
• Features sturdy, and durable melamine frame.
• 2 kids wide (largest version of the Giggle Mirror, with a double curve!)
• Can be easily mounted on any wall

Mirrors can be beneficial for kids in several ways:

1. Language development: Mirrors can facilitate language development in young children. When they observe themselves in the mirror, they may engage in self-talk, describing what they see, or narrating their actions. This self-narration promotes vocabulary expansion, sentence formation, and language fluency.

2. Body image and self-esteem: Encouraging a positive body image and self-esteem is crucial for children. Mirrors provide an opportunity for children to develop a healthy perception of themselves by seeing their reflections and appreciating their unique attributes. They can also experiment with different facial expressions and body postures, gaining confidence in their ability to communicate and express themselves.

3. Visual feedback and grooming skills: As children grow older, mirrors play a role in teaching personal grooming skills. They can observe themselves while brushing their teeth, combing their hair, or getting dressed. Mirrors provide visual feedback, helping children refine their motor skills and develop independence in self-care routines.

However, it's important to note that excessive focus on appearance or negative self-comparisons can have adverse effects on children's mental health. Therefore, it's essential to foster a healthy attitude towards self-image and promote the understanding that mirrors are tools for self-expression, self-care, and self-acceptance rather than sources of judgment or criticism. 

Made in U.S.A. by Playscapes