Mirror with Handles
Our Ref #: 6VLBM
$58.00
Description
The Leybourne Wooden Frame Mirror is a durable safety mirror set in a sturdy wooden frame with handles for easy holding and viewing. Great for small hands or individuals with impaired motor skills, this acrylic mirror is shatterproof and extra safe. The Leybourne handheld Wooden Frame Mirror is a great way to provide visual reinforcement and help children develop visual tracking skills.
Self-Exploration: Individuals can use hand-held mirrors to explore their own facial expressions, gestures, and body movements. This promotes self-awareness and helps individuals develop a better understanding of their own sensory preferences and responses.
Self-Exploration: Individuals can use hand-held mirrors to explore their own facial expressions, gestures, and body movements. This promotes self-awareness and helps individuals develop a better understanding of their own sensory preferences and responses.
Visual Tracking: Use hand-held mirrors to engage individuals in visual tracking exercises. They can practice following moving objects or patterns reflected in the mirror, improving visual processing skills and eye coordination.
Body Awareness: Encourage individuals to use hand-held mirrors to explore different parts of their body. They can observe how their body moves and changes in real time, promoting body awareness and proprioception.
Emotional Regulation: Hand-held mirrors can be used as tools for emotional regulation. Individuals can use them to observe their facial expressions during times of stress or agitation, allowing them to recognize and manage their emotions more effectively.
Social Skills: Practice social skills by using hand-held mirrors in role-playing activities. Individuals can take turns pretending to have conversations or interactions with their reflections, helping them develop communication skills and empathy.
Visual Feedback: Provide visual feedback during sensory activities or exercises by using hand-held mirrors. Individuals can observe themselves as they engage in activities such as stretching, bending, or completing fine motor tasks, helping them monitor their progress and technique.
Imitation Games: Use hand-held mirrors to play imitation games. Individuals can mimic facial expressions or gestures shown in the mirror, promoting imitation skills and social interaction.
Sensory Exploration: Integrate hand-held mirrors into sensory exploration activities. Individuals can use them to explore different textures, colors, or objects, enhancing their sensory experiences and stimulating curiosity.
Personal Grooming: Hand-held mirrors can be used for personal grooming activities, such as brushing hair or practicing hygiene routines. This promotes independence and self-care skills.
Relaxation: Incorporate hand-held mirrors into relaxation techniques, such as guided imagery or mindfulness exercises. Individuals can use them as focal points for relaxation, helping them feel more grounded and present in the moment.
Single is a robust wood frame with a safety acrylic mirror on one side. Safe and easy to handle. 13" Wide x 7" High
Colours vary.
Description
The Leybourne Wooden Frame Mirror is a durable safety mirror set in a sturdy wooden frame with handles for easy holding and viewing. Great for small hands or individuals with impaired motor skills, this acrylic mirror is shatterproof and extra safe. The Leybourne handheld Wooden Frame Mirror is a great way to provide visual reinforcement and help children develop visual tracking skills.
Self-Exploration: Individuals can use hand-held mirrors to explore their own facial expressions, gestures, and body movements. This promotes self-awareness and helps individuals develop a better understanding of their own sensory preferences and responses.
Self-Exploration: Individuals can use hand-held mirrors to explore their own facial expressions, gestures, and body movements. This promotes self-awareness and helps individuals develop a better understanding of their own sensory preferences and responses.
Visual Tracking: Use hand-held mirrors to engage individuals in visual tracking exercises. They can practice following moving objects or patterns reflected in the mirror, improving visual processing skills and eye coordination.
Body Awareness: Encourage individuals to use hand-held mirrors to explore different parts of their body. They can observe how their body moves and changes in real time, promoting body awareness and proprioception.
Emotional Regulation: Hand-held mirrors can be used as tools for emotional regulation. Individuals can use them to observe their facial expressions during times of stress or agitation, allowing them to recognize and manage their emotions more effectively.
Social Skills: Practice social skills by using hand-held mirrors in role-playing activities. Individuals can take turns pretending to have conversations or interactions with their reflections, helping them develop communication skills and empathy.
Visual Feedback: Provide visual feedback during sensory activities or exercises by using hand-held mirrors. Individuals can observe themselves as they engage in activities such as stretching, bending, or completing fine motor tasks, helping them monitor their progress and technique.
Imitation Games: Use hand-held mirrors to play imitation games. Individuals can mimic facial expressions or gestures shown in the mirror, promoting imitation skills and social interaction.
Sensory Exploration: Integrate hand-held mirrors into sensory exploration activities. Individuals can use them to explore different textures, colors, or objects, enhancing their sensory experiences and stimulating curiosity.
Personal Grooming: Hand-held mirrors can be used for personal grooming activities, such as brushing hair or practicing hygiene routines. This promotes independence and self-care skills.
Relaxation: Incorporate hand-held mirrors into relaxation techniques, such as guided imagery or mindfulness exercises. Individuals can use them as focal points for relaxation, helping them feel more grounded and present in the moment.
Single is a robust wood frame with a safety acrylic mirror on one side. Safe and easy to handle. 13" Wide x 7" High
Colours vary.
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8 Reviews
Christabel R.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 20/01/21
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The mirror was smaller and not as solid as I imagined, but my grandson loves it, and spends hours playing with it. It's very easy to hold and handle. So although expensive for what it is, it's more than worth its money in the enjoyment it's giving.
Amir A.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 01/06/18
Sorry had to return item as not suitable for Amir's needs.
Claire S.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 12/05/18
The person it was bought for appears to really like the mirror. Very pleased
Christine D.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 21/03/18
Excellent - just what I was looking for
Paula H.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 05/09/17
I bought this for our son who has severe learning difficulties, GDD and other needs, to try and teach him about the various parts of his face and just to look at himself, see who he is. This mirror is perfect for this, good size, easy to hold. Only gripe is it feels cheap, the wood seems quite flimsy.
Logan A.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 29/09/16
Logan absolutely loves it
Stephanie T.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 01/10/15
This itam is very good my son loves making funny faces in it which is good for his autism.
Veronica C.Verified Buyer.
Reviewed on 24/11/14
Brilliant. I bought one about 9 years ago and its still going strong. As a childminder I thought this might be a good item to add to my toy room collection and it has been played and played with by a lot of children of all ages. My daughter recently had a baby and requested one for his Christmas present, hence the new one purchased.