Buy Low Price From Here Now
The American Red Cross and The First Years have joined together to offer a collection of infant and toddler wellness and safety products that parents can trust. Helps to observe child in rear seat at a glance. Fits most standard rear view mirrors. Attaches easily to rear view mirror. Displays view of back seat, swivels as needed.
Readmore
Technical Details
- Helps to observe child in rear seat at a glance- Fits most standard rear view mirrors
- Attaches easily to rear view mirror.
- Displays view of back seat, swivels as needed
- American Red Cross licensed product
See more technical details
By Grace Robelo
It's very easy to install, fit perfect in my car - Santa Fe. I bought it because of the goods reviews and it was a great choice.
By Mike N. (Bay Area CA)
I bought this based upon the reviews of it's mounting. The wide view of all rear area is nice but the objects are small to see. For my needs, I only have one child to see. I ended up purchasing another mirror at a local baby store (also $2.99) - Safety 1st Front or Back Babyview Mirror 48919A. It turns out that its mirror is a direct fit for the American Red Cross mounting. You simply remove the ball/stem from the Safety First suction cup and snap it in the American Red Cross mount. If you feel the stem is too long, you can also snip it shorter. Now I have a more magnified view of my one rear seat. Keep in mind it is still low quality mirror/reflective surface.
By Lorraine Sorensen (Longwood, Florida)
This is the BEST baby mirror. I first bought this type of mirror BEFORE the Red Cross put there name on the label. I look for years after to purchase another one. It is sooo simple to use, and it is a true mirror...not just a cheap piece of film. It is sooo reasonable priced too! My first mirror is still just as new as when I bought it almost 5 years ago, and with an autistic son, I do not plan on getting rid of it any time soon! THIS IS THE MIRROR TO BUY!!
By ReviewerWhoPrefersToBeAnonymous (California)
This inexpensive item consists of four pieces: (1) a plastic clip with a socket, (2) a plastic clip without a socket, (3) an elastic band to hold the clips together, and (4) the plastic convex (wide-angle) mirror itself (which measures about 4.5"x1.5" and has a ball on the back of it). Items #1-#3 are already connected to each other in the package, so it should be a simple process to attach the clips to your rear view mirror with the elastic, and then attach the mirror to the socket.
I would guesstimate that the clips can accommodate standard rear view mirrors with a depth of up to 3/4". Unfortunately, my car has a electrochromic one similar to CIPA 36500 Wedge Base Auto Dimming Rearview Mirror with Compass, Temperature and Map Light; it is about 1" in depth and furthermore has buttons underneath the "lip" that the bottom clip could interfere with. So this product couldn't be mounted on my rear view mirror.
Fortunately, I discovered that it can be mounted on sun visors. To reduce side-to-side movement, I chose to install one clip through the hole toward the far end (i.e., toward the middle of the car, where the visor can be attached to or detached from the ceiling). See Customer Image. To install this way, simply: (a) remove the elastic band from the clip without a socket, (b) push the "fingers" of the clip without a socket through the hole of the visor, (c) "thread" the elastic band through the hole, (d) re-attach the elastic band onto the hook of the clip without a socket, (e) stretch the elastic band and secure the clip with a socket to the free edge of the visor, and (f) attach the mirror to the socket. The advantages of installing on the visor are: (i) it does not interfere with forward vision, as would occur if the mirror is located under the rear view mirror, and (ii) it is a little closer to your head, so that the image is slightly larger than when mounted on the rear view mirror. As a disadvantage, when the visor is rotated too far outwards, the secondary mirror might reflect the sun into oncoming drivers' eyes.
In terms of optical quality, since the mirror is wide-angle and plastic, you're not going to get a "high resolution" image. However, it's good enough to see if your child is sleeping, has gotten food all over the back seat, etc. Buy this from Amazon.com!
By N. Clulow
Seems like the best option out there. Mirror gives a nice view of the back and I think it would work with almost
any rear view mirror, it installed very easily and securely on ours. The only issue is that it adjusts a little too easily.
If you bump it a little it's going to move, and I could imagine the plastic ball and socket where it moves from wearing
out over time...after a month of use it's still fine though and holds it's position. I fully endorse the product. Nice and cheap too!
Images Product
Buy American Red Cross Car Child View Mirror Now
No comments:
Post a Comment