Safety Pull Up Bar Baby Big Mirror Set Emotional Development Playing in front of a mirror allows children to learn about facial expressions and develop their social and emotional skills. Provides children with opportunities to observe, pick up on social cues and develop relationships. Identifying emotions and feelings is a key part of developing empathy. Looking in the mirror is a great way to observe your own facial expressions and body language. Self-awareness Playing in front of a mirror is an important activity for children to develop self-awareness. When babies smile into a mirror for the first time, they see their own smiling face. By making mirror play a daily activity, children will understand that the child in the mirror is themselves. Improves Motor Skills Encourage crawling babies to use the handrails to stand up while observing themselves in the shatterproof safety mirror. Toddlers can use the handrails for balance.