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Handy to see baby but not well made....
I got this mirror to better see my daughter while she was facing to the rear in her car seat. Loved how big the mirror was compared to others I tried...showed much more. However, after 3 months, the mirror's straps fell apart. They apeared to break apart before my eyes and the mirror fell onto my baby. This was even using the safety pin enclosed as well. On closer look, the straps seemed to be rotted. Pulled on them and they came apart easily, with strings and a powdery substance. Not what you want an infant to put in their mouths while you are driving down the road. I bought this new and it was perfect when I bought it, so be warned that it won't last long. I think perhaps being exposed to the sun in the back window of the car may have weakened the straps that attach it to the seat back, but that is where it is made for, so I don't understand why it would do so. Good product to have but consider another that will last longer.

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Very Disappointed
I have 2 of these mirrors, one in the plaid pattern and one in the brown leather/suede. How 2 of the exact same mirrors can be so different is beyond me. While the leather one is great (so far), the plaid one has fogged up and cannot be wiped clean, making it almost impossible to see my daughter. The sticky tab that can be used when not mounting it on a headrest held for about 10 minutes and then continually fell forward. When I finally moved it to a headrest, I was tightening the strap and it snapped right in 2 making the entire mirror impossible to use at all! It's a needed accessory but this one disappointed me.

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Good for MiniVan- Once I Rigged It
At first, I really hated this mirror because no matter what I did, I could not adjust it to the right place. I couldn't see my baby's upper half (only his feet if I was lucky).

Then I wedged a bib between the mirror's back and the headrest.
Ta-da!!! Could completely see my entire baby! The bib not only propped the mirror into the right position, but made the mirror fit more snugly and therefore, less likely to become loose.

NOTE: I don't know if you're "supposed" to rig it. My logic is that if you're allowed to prop a carseat with a rolled-up towel, then why not a mirror with a rolled up bib?