Kids Mirrors

181 Results

Madison Arched Mirror
$288.00$432.00
Location unknown
Summer Camp Mirror
Summer Camp Mirror
$288.00$432.00
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Canterbury Vertical Mirror
$348.00$522.00
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Lake House Vertical Mirror
$368.00$528.00
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Bunkhouse Vertical Mirror
Bunkhouse Vertical Mirror
$324.00$486.00
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Flatiron White Mirror White Finish
Flatiron White Mirror White Finish
$300.00$450.00
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Cone Mills Mirror
Cone Mills Mirror
$300.00$450.00
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Brookhaven Youth Mirror
Brookhaven Youth Mirror
$358.00$513.00
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Flatiron Mirror
Flatiron Mirror
$300.00$450.00
Location unknown
Sleepover Mirror
Sleepover Mirror
$312.00$468.00
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Vogue Mirror
$326.00$468.00
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Austin Mirror
Austin Mirror
$149.99
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Lanolee Bedroom Mirror
$149.00$189.99
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Marseille Mirror
$199.00$259.99
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Austin Mirror
Austin Mirror
$149.99
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Fulham Mirror
$349.00$439.99
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Meadowbrook Mirror
Meadowbrook Mirror
$129.99
Location unknown
Trinell Bedroom Mirror
Trinell Bedroom Mirror
$99.00$124.99
Location unknown
Rian Mirror
Rian Mirror
$59.99
Location unknown
Wrangler Mirror
$138.20$149.00
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Anarasia Bedroom Mirror
Anarasia Bedroom Mirror
$98.00$149.99
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Parker Storage Mirror
$299.00$379.99
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Brit Dresser Mirror W/led
$198.00$289.99
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We’ve grown accustomed to having a reflective surface to help us keep tabs on our appearances or to brighten up a living space, but did you know that kids can also reap extra benefits from our modern-day looking glass? Whether you’re looking for a decorative touch in a nursery or adding a functional element to your child’s bedroom, we have all the info you need to know when it comes to finding a perfect mirror—check out our guide below.


Choosing a Kids Mirror


Choosing a mirror requires a little reflection (pun intended). Consider the following before you buy.


Age & Development
It may seem silly to buy a mirror for a baby or toddler who doesn't have any perception of vanity, but research has shown that reflective surfaces can help enhance our children’s sense of self. When placed at floor level, babies can catch a glimpse of their own milestones such as tummy time or learning to crawl. They can also begin to simulate social behavior.


Older kids may find more function in full-length mirrors as they start to express themselves visually with new hairstyles and outfit options.


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