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Ah mirrors open up a whole new world! What a great list of ideas!
You’ve just made me realise – there are no mirrors at toddler height in this house for my little one! I had one for her when she was a baby, but not anymore.
Thanks for the reminder 🙂
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Liked the post, I will be trying several of these experiences.
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Mirrors are so great. There are so many things you can do with them. I definitely need to add them to my list of things to look out for.
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I’m still looking for a nice hand mirror for my big girl. We have an old one of mine and some little compacts, plus they have a wall mirror in their room, but I think a nice hand mirror would be a lovely present.
What a fantastic list of ideas. I have been looking for a mirror to add to Immy’s dress up corner of our playroom.
What fantastic ideas! Will loves the mirror in our room but I’ve never really paid much notice – we’ll definitely try some of these out!
enjoyed reading your post…
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