Tummy Time Playboard + Art Cards: Brain Development Montessori Sensory High Contrast Cards and Mirror

This is even better quality than I expected! My baby loves it! The variety of things to look at is great- There are several animal cards, plus a pattern on the back of each one, plus also a mirror. I bought it for my baby when we was about a month and a half old. He’s now three months old and isn’t bored with it. The quality of the cards and the easel is excellent! They’re really sturdy. He can put them in his mouth and they’re fine, they’re wipeable.

Baby loves it! We started using the cards and mirror when he was about 10 weeks old. He is almost 4 months now and still loves staring at them! They are great for stimulating his attention during tummy time. Also, very very good quality. The cards are thick and durable, so is the box.

I love this playboard!! It is so beautiful! I love that it doesn’t look cheesy like most baby toys. The cards and box stand are very sturdy and the cards have a soft finish to them. My 8 week old absolutely loves looking at the cards right now. I love that the cards are double sided, one black & white patterns; one an illustration of an animal in black, white and a color to use when they start to see more colors. I wish we had this with our first born!

This is a fun toy for my baby! I love the images and the mirror. But note - it is ONE tripod so you can either show them a card or the mirror - I thought it would be multiple so you could have both set up.

Our 2-week old baby (now 8 weeks) absolutely loved the flip-side of the pictures, which has high-contrast black and white designs, from day one. The high contrast imagery grabbed her attention at two weeks old, and moving them left to right, up and down, and rotating them, helped developer her tracking very quickly. It's fascinating to watch her eyes as they move around the patterns. At around 6 weeks, she started to show more interest in the animal imagery shown in the pictures -- now those are part of our visual stimulation routine. She hasn't been interested in the mirror yet, but I'm sure that will come soon. Some recommended companion books of visual stimulation for babies I also suggest:Spots and Dots (Art-Baby)Hello, Bugs! (Black and White Sparklers)

LOVE THESE! They are interesting and have many images to switch out. The high contrast images are complex and more stimulating than most. The animals are cute and the shape blocking is great for little ones to look at.

I am so disappointed in this product. I gave it a 3 only because it's unique and I've had many friends comment on it. The colors aren't nearly has bright as they appear. The red is more like a salmon color and the mirror is basically a dull reflective surface that is easily scratched. At 7 months my baby still enjoys tummy time and willimmediately knock it over even though it has a magnetic piece that is supposed to connect it together to keep it standing. The cards are decent and haven't got bent up yet. That's about all the good I can say about it. Mine hasn't held up very long but I also have a 2 year old that messes with it too. Maybe it would be better for a family on their first baby or an only child if they are ok with colors that aren't your typical primary colors.

The media could not be loaded. We LOVE IT! My daughter loves the animal pictures and I’ve gotten more tummy time with this, without her crying, than with ANYTHING else. And we‘ve tried a lot of toys, books, and even tried other cards. She does great with these, they are sturdy and so is the easel. Yes the mirror is not a true mirror, but I’m glad, the baby can see herself in the mirror and it’s functional for the product it is.