10 Best Baby Car Mirrors UK 2024 | Safety 1st, LittleLife and More

We love this mirror from So Peep – it's a nice large size to ensure that you can see your baby clearly. The convex mirror is slender and clear, and the mount will allow you to secure it firmly and adjust it to suit the best angle to view your child. 

The secure pivot mounting is sure to keep it in place while en route in the car. It has even been crash-tested for sturdiness, and the price is right too, so it's no wonder we've chosen it as our number one! 

This mirror fits easily to whatever car you have, no matter the headrest size and shape. Its large size and convex surface give a great view, and the soft-touch edges mean that it is gentle and pliable in case of any knocks or bumps when getting your baby in and out of the car.

This is a really simple and low-fuss mirror with many great reviews. Simply adjust the mirror to exactly how you want it while installing it, and it'll be ready to go when you're set to drive off!

This mirror is designed to fit any kind of car headrest and is available in a range of colours to suit your preference. The mirror is a good size and is very clear, making this is a reliable choice at a reasonable price.

The adjustable straps can be arranged in different ways to offer better stability, and if you're not happy, ONCO provides a 30-day money-back guarantee. It's also an award winner from the popular site MadeForMums.

This offering from Venture is simple to install, and the mirror can easily be removed to allow you to gain better access into the car when lifting your baby in and out. It's very stable when in place, and the size of the mirror as well as the convex surface gives you a great view of your baby while travelling. 

One possible flaw is that the design of the mount makes the mirror a little stiff, and as a result, has the tendency to rattle when driving over bumpy roads. Other than that, this is a good mirror that offers excellent value for money. 

This mirror from Dreambaby is larger than most to give you a great view of your baby as you travel together, and it also has the great feature of a securing dial, meaning that once you have it in the right position, you can tighten the dial to fix the angle of the mirror. 

The one caveat with this mirror is that it relies on you having adjustable headrests (as opposed to fixed headrests) for you to properly install it. This is worth bearing in mind, as it would be really disappointing to purchase it to then find out it's not suitable for your car.

This is a fairly simple option with a wide convex mirror and adjustable straps. It's really easy to stow away when it's not being used, and the lack of swivel mounting means that once fixed in place, it's really steady and won't move if you hit a pothole or bump.

While this is a steady mirror, it's not as adjustable as other designs, meaning that you may find it tricky getting the right angle to see your baby clearly. There are also instances of it sliding down slightly, so you should ensure the straps are secured as tight as you can get them. 

This baby mirror is straightforward to install, and the double strap fixing makes keeps it firm and secure, whilst the fully adjustable mount means you can position it perfectly to keep an eye on your little one. Its crystal-clear acrylic surface is shatterproof, ensuring your baby's safety, and the plastic frame is robust and durable.

One area to be aware of with this mirror is that in some cases, the mount moves, meaning that while the straps holding it secure stay in place, the angle of the mirror can change with bumps in the road, which can be a slight annoyance. 

This mirror from Munchkin has a double-strap fixing system to ensure that it stays secured in place on the bumpiest of roads. The lage mirror gives a wide viewing perspective, and it has a vivid reflection giving you a clear view of your little one.

The main issue we found with this mirror is that the lights aren't as bright as they should be so you may find it too dim if you regularly use it on night trips. In addition, as with other lit mirrors, the remote control can be unreliable so you may need to play about to find just the right angle to get the lights to turn on or off.

This mirror from Reer also comes with LED lighting, which is operated by remote control and a fully adjustable mount to make it easy to get the angle just right. The mirror itself is very clear, and the soft lights mean it won't wake your baby when turned on in a dark car. 

There are, unfortunately, a few downsides, though. Mainly, the light has been known to switch itself on and off, and the remote control doesn't fit as snugly in its holder as we would want. Both of these things aren't deal-breakers, but they are certainly an inconvenience.

This lit car mirror from Fitnate features 6 LED lights operated by remote control, which gradually brighten, so they don't disturb your little one if they're sleeping. It also features a convex mirror on a 360° manoeuvrable mount, meaning you can easily get a good viewing angle from your rearview mirror.

The areas this mirror falls down on are that there are instances of the mirror mounting coming loose so that it won't stay in the right position, and there are also some reliability issues with the remote for the light not working as it should.