Montessori Vanity Mirror (Beech Wood/Black Walnut), Self-Care Practical Life Material, Dressing Development Toy,B

Product informationName: Unstained Vanity MirrorMaterial: Unstained wooden (with wood wax oil)Assembly: Requires assembling by oneself by tightening the back support with a cross-head screwdriverUsage: Can be combined with our store's beech wood tissue box for Montessori grooming activitiesAge: 2 years and aboveNote:This product is a Montessori educational tool for children's daily life, not a regular toy. Parents or teachers should clearly and accurately demonstrate the usage method before allowing children to operate it. Children should operate under the supervision of adults to avoid being accidentally injured by the teaching aids

• Unstained wooden dressing mirror: Made with unstained wood coated with wood wax oil. The back support needs to be assembled by oneself using a cross-head screwdriver. It is specially designed for 2-year-old and above children's grooming activities. It can be used in combination with the beech wood tissue box to cultivate self-care abilities
• Safe natural wood wax oil material: The wooden surface is smooth without burrs. The wood wax oil is naturally eco-friendly, waterproof and stain-resistant. The edge of the mirror is wrapped with a protective layer to prevent scratches, ensuring the safety of children's operation
• Fine motor skills and self-care abilities: Practicing grooming in front of a mirror, participating in the process of pulling out tissues from a tissue box and using them to wipe the face, which helps to develop fine hand control and self-service awareness
• Orderliness and work ritualism: The dressing mirror and tissue box are placed together, guiding children to follow the process of "taking the mirror - organizing - returning it to its place", thereby cultivating the systematic management of items and the sense of life rituals
• Development of independence and self-confidence: By independently grooming and organizing one's appearance, one can enhance one's perception of self-image and social interaction confidence, laying the foundation for independent living