Black White Flash Cards for Infants, 48 Pictures 5.5 x 5.5 Inch Designed Contrast Cards for Newborn Baby Toys with High Contrast (0 - 6 Months)

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Hold the card to about 40 cm away from the baby, let the baby’s eyes look at the card for 10 seconds. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . Unfortunately, the REDcycle soft plastic recycling scheme, referenced on some of our packaging, is no longer operational. A great way to make your baby’s ride fun and enjoyable is by placing black and white cards in front of him.

A baby’s retina at birth can only detect large contrasts between black and white, so, if you have a beautiful pastel or colourful nursery, at this stage, it will do nothing visually for your baby as they may only see them as one shade all merged. Teaching Babies 101 Intro to Teaching Babies The Fundamentals Importance of Early Learning Why Teach My Baby? Sensory flashcards are generally aimed at babies 0-6 months of age, but your baby may enjoy engaging and playing with them for much longer! By using curvatures, it is much easier for your eye to make incremental movements, rather than straight edges where mid-points are far more difficult to focus on. Happy Little Doers sensory flashcard pack for babies includes 30 high contrast cards for newborns up to 6 months and beyond.Using black and white patterned cards or books is a great way to introduce visual stimulation with your baby. The contrast between light and dark still attracts their attention, helps them focus, and strengthens their eye muscles and optic nerves. High contrast black-and-white patterns are perfect for newborn's visual stimulation and development. Ok – so we couldn't just choose one product from this range because we absolutely LOVE them all so we will share all of them. Adding these high-contrast cards for babies can improve your baby’s visual development while also making a bold statement in the nursery!

What’s more, the long gestation period also ensures that babies have a longer learning process and time to develop greater brain capacity. Your baby’s retina and brain may benefit when providing them with continuous visual sensory stimulation through simple black and white, light, and dark pictures and bold, contrasting shapes and patterns.and can track objects, although they can not distinguish between similar shades and the world appears fuzzy to them. Using a black and white tummy time mat, like this one from Etta Loves, is a great way to get your baby fixated on high contrast colors.