I've had this mirror hanging in my son's crib since he was born. During his second month he started looking at his reflection and touching some of the toys which are attached to the sides of the mirror. The frame has fabric with many bright attractive colors, a spinnng rattle, a teething ring, a sqeaky sun toy, and soft creatures or twists to pull on. There is also a sleeve for a picture on the side opposite the mirror. My son is eight months old now and he enjoys sitting up in his crib and playing with all of the things around the mirror. He also enjoys looking at himself in the mirror or my reflection when I am behind him.

I have just two minor complaints. The ties that come with the mirror are not long enough to tie around the four-inch rail my crib has. I used some twine which I really hope is safe for my baby. Also, there are velcro closures to put the two sides together instead of letting them hang at an angel. I like the angel so that my baby can see his reflection while lying down. If he bats at the mirror, however, the velcro easily closes and the mirror is no longer at an angel. I stuck a washcloth over the velcro to prevent this.

I bought this mirror for my 6-week old daughter 2 days ago and she loves it. I hung it in her crib and she stares at the colors and herself for and coos. Its definitely a hit!

When I went to return a Baby Einstein mirror with a defective music box, I spotted the "Me in the Mirror." I bought it because the mirror surface was larger. My son loved it. At first, he just liked to look at it. Then, he discovered the hanging rattle toy and started batting at it. When he started teething, he enjoyed chewing on the ring. He has gotten a lot of enjoyment out of this toy, and I would recommend it to other parents.

My daughter liked this mirror so much, we bought a second one. I have attached them to each end of her crib. They really keep her occupied, especially in the morning. I hear her wake up and start talking to the baby in the mirror. It's really soft and has a lot of little fun toys for her to play with as well. Cheap entertainment.

For an inexpensive crib toy this mirror can't be beat. My daughter has been paying attention to it ever since she started sleeping in her crib at about 2 months old. We regularly go into her room to get her in the morning and she is quietly entertaining herself with the toys attached to the mirror, but they are quiet enough to not disturb us. I love how the mirror is light and soft so I know it wouldn't hurt her if she bopped her head against it. And it tilts downward so even little babies lying down can look at themselves, and then can also be placed upright for older babies. This is a definate must-have.