Baby Car Mirror Rear View - 360 ° Adjustable, Extra Wide Crystal Clear & Shatterproof Back Seat Baby Essentials to See Rear Facing Infants, Babies, Kids, Child & New born (Pack of 1)
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Baby Car Mirror Rear View - 360 ° Adjustable, Extra Wide Crystal Clear & Shatterproof Back Seat Baby Essentials to See Rear Facing Infants, Babies, Kids, Child & New born (Pack of 1)

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This adjustable baby car mirror provides a clear, wide-angle view of your rear-facing infant or child. Key features:
  • 360° adjustable mirror for optimal visibility
  • Extra-wide 24.5cm x 17.5cm crystal clear acrylic display
  • Shatterproof and crash-tested for safety
  • Dual-strap system for secure, stable mounting on any headrest
  • Fits all vehicles and car seats

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ManufacturerHAADI

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