Cosy Essence Play Panel - Mirror

Who's that gorgeous creature looking back at me? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a tiny human discovering themselves! Our Cosy Essence Play Panel - Mirror isn't just a shiny surface; it's a portal to self discovery and endless fascination for the under 3s. Designed to seamlessly connect with other Cosy Essence panels, it helps create a safe, stimulating EYFS learning area where little ones can truly shine. This sturdy wooden panel features a generous, child safe mirror, perfect for all sorts of sensory exploration. Children will spend ages gurgling at their reflection, experimenting with facial expressions, and watching their movements in glorious real time. It's brilliant for developing personal, social and emotional development, as they begin to recognise themselves and understand cause and effect. Features Child Safe Mirror: Features a large, shatterproof mirror surface, specifically designed for safe and curious EYFS exploration. Integrated Top Bar: Offers a handy grasp point for children pulling themselves up, supporting early physical development and standing. Wooden Connector Pegs: Designed to effortlessly link with other Cosy Essence panels, allowing the creation of bespoke and secure play zones. Smooth Finish: No sharp edges, providing a comfortable and secure experience for children aged birth to 3 years. Benefits Self Awareness: Children actively recognise their own reflection, building crucial early Personal Social and Emotional Development skills. Sensory Exploration: Encourages visual tracking and tactile engagement, providing a rich sensory experience for infants and toddlers. Emotional Expression: Little ones experiment with facial expressions, linking emotions to their visual representation, enhancing communication and language. Physical Development: Supports children in pulling themselves up and balancing as they interact with their reflection, boosting gross motor skills. Cause and Effect: Observing their movements directly reflected helps children understand how their actions create immediate visual responses, a key cognitive development concept.