Manhattan Toy Wimmer-Ferguson Double-Feature Mirror for Self-Discovery, 5 inches

The Wimmer-Ferguson Double Feature Mirror was once designed to thoroughly engage your baby’s developing vision, with high-contrast patterns on one side, and a sturdy, baby-secure mirror at the other. Your baby shall be captivated by the bold patterns and images, and will love taking a look at their own reflection in the mirror, introducing them to self-discovery. This baby mirror, suitable for newborns and up, is versatile for tummy time but includes ribbon ties for simple attachment to crib slats, other furnishings or backs of a car seats (may need additional ribbon – not included). Wimmer-Ferguson toy graphics and designs are in keeping with scientific research of visual development in early infancy.

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BLACK AND WHITE DEVELOPMENTAL TOYS: From Manhattan Toy’s award winning Wimmer-Ferguson infant collection – the original innovator of black and white developmental toys. The patterns of all Wimmer-Ferguson products adapt to baby’s changes in visual development by featuring a range of design complexity and color, inspired by laboratory research.
BABY MIRROR TOY DETAILS: Double-Feature mirror includes a baby-secure, shatter-proof mirror on one side for self discovery and inspiring baby’s vision. Reverse side features high-contrast, black and white images for visual development; suitable baby toy for newborns and up measures 14″L x 10″H.
VISUALLY APPEALING HIGH CONTRAST TOY FOR INFANTS: Professional research has shown that newborns are more attracted to high-contrast patterns than to color or brightness on my own. The Wimmer-Ferguson Double-Feature Mirror for Self-Discovery was once designed for this purpose, encouraging baby to be told pattern recognition.
TUMMY TIME MIRROR: Double-Feature mirror will also be placed at the floor for tummy time and peek-a-boo activity, or attached to cribs, vehicle car seats and changing tables with the ribbon ties.
WIMMER-FERGUSON COLLECTION BY MANHATTAN TOY: The developmental toys for babies and infants in the Wimmer-Ferguson collection encourage eye-hand coordination, gross motor activity, self-awareness, sense of object permanence and experience with cause and effect.