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Why children keep coming back to it

Put the bees in, get the bees out, do it again
It is one of the most reliable things a one-year-old will repeat, and it is doing more work than it looks.

Filling a container becomes searching for something

A mirror at their height, on something they already want to hold
A baby-safe mirror set into the little hinged door gets looked into far more often than one on a wall.
Put the bees in, get the bees out, do it again.
- Ages 1–4
- Object permanence
- Pincer grip
- Hide and find
- Self-recognition
In the box
- Soft plush beehive with an arched front opening and a carry loop on top
- A hinged fabric door with a pull tab and a baby-safe mirror set into it
- Five little plush bees that tuck inside