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Baby sitting up looking at it's reflection in the Reflection House
Draw attention to faces
Provide opportunities for children to look at themselves in mirrors. Talk about similarities and differences among children. Have children solve conflicts in front of mirrors, which draws their attention to faces.

Serenity spot

Make a serenity spot in the classroom for children to retreat to if they need some quiet, undisturbed time.

Mirror Blocks
Reflection Triangle
Mystery Sensory Balls
Easy Grasp Shape Mirrors
Being with Babies

Babies need you to talk to and with them about what is happening. When you provide a language-rich environment for babies, they have a better chance to understand what is taking place.

Beverly Kovach & Denise Da Ros-Voseles Being With Babies: Understanding and Responding to the Infants in Your Care
Emotion Bears
Peeka Developmental Mirror
Curious Crawler Mirrored Play Table
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