Product Description

Now you can keep your eyes on the road and your little one. The Panda View® Infant Mirror features a 7" convex safety mirror that allows the driver or passenger to safely keep an eye on their little one. Easy to install. Adjusts with Velcro® for correct angle. And since babies love mirrors, your little one will love it too! Panda and Puppy.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4523 in Baby Product
• Color: Panda Bear
• Brand: BearView
• Model: 300 Panda Bear
• Dimensions: 13.50" h x 3.00" w x 16.00" l, 1.20 pounds

Features

• 7" convex plastic mirror
• Overall height 13.5"
• Simple bean bag placement
• Multiple attachment methods
• Plush animal prevents vibration and entertains your infant

From the Manufacturer
Driving with baby just became a little more bearable. It is a 7" convex plastic mirror. The overall height is 13.5". This is a simple bean bag placement with multiple attachment methods. The plush animal prevents vibration and entertains your infant.

Customer Reviews

Great mirror
This mirror is well worth the money, we had a cheaper mirror that the image was distorted and was hard to place, this mirror is clear and was easy to install and our daughter loved it.

Great mirror!
I had a car mirror long ago for my son but had no idea where I stored it, so I bought this mirror when baby #2 came along. The mirror is larger than my first one was. The image is excellent! I can see my daughter perfectly. The only beef I have is that the monkey head rises above the headrest, creating a blindspot in my rearview mirror. So I have to be extra careful when I want to change lanes to the right. Otherwise, great product!

Really cute!
I bought the Panda mirror for two reasons, one, so that I could see my newborn daughter's cute face in my rear view mirror, while she lays in her rear facing car seat in the back seat and two, cause I love pandas.
Basically, these mirrors are for piece of mind (and my vanity) only, since I really can't sit there and stare at the baby the whole time while I'm driving and can only catch an occasional split second glance, which really isn't enough to see what she's actually doing. But I do love the mirror, it's really cute, mounts easily and serves it's purpose for me as a new Mom.
I think that maybe when my daughter gets a little older and can focus better (she's only 6 and a half weeks right now), the mirror will serve more as a cuddly panda toy for her to see herself in. One more thing, when I park my car outside, I cover the panda mirror with a towel, so that it won't fade in the sun.