While it might sound absurd to get pulled over for hanging an air freshener, or something non-threatening, from your car's rearview mirror, you should know that it is illegal to do so in some states. The air freshener must actually obstruct the driver's vision to be a violation.
Are mirrors Safe for Babies?
Make sure the mirror is unbreakable before giving it to baby. If there are any chips or cracks, do not give the mirror to baby as it may not be safe. Baby will enjoy playing with their mirror on the floor, in their high chair, or even in the car.
Do you really need a baby car mirror?
It's best not to use a mirror for two reasons. First, the mirror is a risk to the baby's face (it fails the Ouch Test.) Second, and more importantly, the mirror is also a risk to everyone in the car, because it encourages the driver to take her eyes off the road to look at the baby.
Which car mirror is the best?
CarFrill Blind Spot Mirror Rs 249
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AllExtreme EXWAMB1 Car Bonnet Front Fender Rear Side Mirror Rs 1,043
LADWA® Convex mirror Traffic Mirror Rs 1,920
Automaze 3R-020 Car Rear View Mirror Rs 260
Auto Oprema 3R Vehicle Car's Blind Spot Mirrors Rs 650
Why do you need a baby car mirror?
Since your baby will be rear-facing for a little while, a car mirror allows you to look into your rearview mirror and see your baby's mirror, which is focused on the baby. You can take a peek and make sure your baby is resting fine without having to pull your car over and get out to check on them.
How do you set up a baby mirror?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k75dAvfpxNs
What is the purpose of a baby car mirror?
Unlike rearview mirrors, they allow parents to see babies sitting in rear-facing car seats. By glancing back at your baby, you can reassure yourself that they're only crying because of a dropped binky or misplaced toy. But that convenience doesn't come without risks.
Where should a baby mirror be placed in a car?
The safest place for a baby in a car is securely fastened into a rear-facing infant seat mounted in the rear seat of the vehicle. That makes it difficult for the parents to see the child so, a forward facing baby mirror mounted over the infant safety seat is the best compromise.