Could this be used as a baby mirror? I don't have headrests in my car and am looking for something to see my daughter with while shes in the back seat
1171033
Yes, i use this in a class A motorhome to see what people are doing in the back of the vehicle. Wide angle covers the whole area.
300472
it'll actually work better without headrests as it'd be able to sit atop the back of the seat without the headrest obstructing it. however, the mount is flexible and flimsy so got annoyed with it as i constantly had to keep re-adjusting it back to the originally set position. i ended up buying a suction cup and fitting it onto the glass. I had mine mounted in a Toyota Hilux.
393754
I'm doubtful as the mirrored side will have to be facing the kids' side UNLESS YOU DON'T MIND. In my opinion it is designed the opposite way -----you can see out but no one can see in. IF YOU USE THIS MAKE SURE YOU PLACE IT CORRECTLY. Look at it like an interrogation room at a police station!
994029
You can have two of these in your car so you can see both babies. The remotes should work fine as you point them directly towards the mirror you want on. Also fyi...even though there is no off switch on the remote, if you hold down one of the music buttons it will turn it off.
1355836
I would say yes. I use it behind my daughters back while she sits in her car seat sometimes. And I could see it being used while you are shopping to lay over your car seat, or to wipe down the straps vefore putting your child in. This thing works good. It's worth 10 bucks for sure.
477623
I don't see why not. You could hang it from the rear view mirror or set it on the dash board. Bet it would work well.
735700
We've Honda CRV 2014 - same headrests on rear. I've bent lower part of mirror under headrest and got necessary tilt to see child in car seat. All took 5 min.
1073994
I would not use this with a car seat (at least not with baby inside). The base is not that big, so you'd have trouble getting the car seat to fit securely on there. I've also had boxes fall off of there a bunch.
1848811
It functions as a conventional mirror. Good thing too, because the rear camera can almost not see out the rear windshield at all. It is mainly to record the vehicle interior.
1939730
It would. However keep in mind it goes behind your neck so it may get in the way a bit. I have used mine if I'm using a curling iron to see the back and it works well. I really love this mirror.
629135
I don't see why not -- it hangs around the supports for the headrest. But. There would not be anything to secure the bottom to keep it from swinging away from the seat back. As long as there wasn't anything hard or sharp in it, you should be good to go.
760264
If you have a mirror already for a rear-facing infant then it works perfectly. I can see everything! (including my blind spots)
1344170
You could probably bungee a car seat to it (minus the baby) I think it would work
1386760
No, it's not really set up for that. If all you need is the mirror, you need to try a different product.
104126
You should be able to use it for that purpose. It's designed to be a cheaper method to create a large mirror'ed wall to displace autos. I'm using mine for a house of mirrors for my freak show Halloween theme.
98478
I bought this for my grandson so I am not real familiar with how it would work in a car. It has a nice soft glow. It has a handle so a baby holding it would drop it. You might be able to hang it on something eye level for them to see & it not bother the driver.
363812
I would say no. I use it primarily to see if cars are coming up behind me (works well for that) , but would not rely on it for details about the car, especially if there is a dog in it. The mirror is too small for that.