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Books : Mirror Me! (Baby Einstein)
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Mirror Me! (Baby Einstein) by: Julie Aigner-Clark List Price: £4.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £3.44 You Save: £1.55 (31%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Board book Brand: rc2 EAN: 9780439973274 ISBN: 0439973279 Label: Scholastic Manufacturer: Scholastic Number Of Pages: 12 Publication Date: August 15, 2003 Publisher: Scholastic Studio: Scholastic Sales Rank: 997 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Introduce your child to parts of the face - with a fantastic novelty mirror on every page, teach them expressions and emotions Suitable for ages 9 mth and up Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Don't botherIt hasn't got mirrors it has bits of tin foil which give you a headache, it's like looking in the funny mirrors at the fun fair. Don't bother buying. Rating: - Just weird!Ok, so it's got mirrors, but so have half the baby books on the market. It has no story or narrative, just a series of introductions to random characters with strange names. Why is the sun called Webster? Why does the cow not have a name?! My baby and I are not impressed! Rating: - Mirror quality causes problemsI purchased a variety of books for my 2 month old son, and I was very dissapointed with this one. The mirrors are all distorted because they are very thin-material mirrors, and looking at them gives me an instant headache. My wife looked at the book and also got an unpleasant feeling when looking at the mirrors. We therefore are consigning the book to the dustbin and not letting our son look at it. I would also be a bit wary of what a baby can actually learn by looking into such a distorted mirror. It might be funny when he is older to look at his face all messed up when he knows what his face should look like, but at a young age when he is learning what his face looks like it would seem to just confuse the child. Read More: Rating:  - My 10 month old's favourite bookThe main appeal of this book is that there is a mirror on each page. My baby loves to look at himself in the mirror and, at the correct angle, can see me in the mirror doing the faces the book describes. A great buy. Rating:  - Loved by the babyThe baby loved it, but I can see no reason for the "Cow puffs his cheeks full of air." Every time I read that page I get irritated. Surely a company calling themselves "Baby Einstein" could get that right? |
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