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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Adding these high-contrast cards for babies can improve your baby’s visual development while also making a bold statement in the nursery! Point to the card and once your baby has focused on the card, make the appropriate animal noise or name the shape.

It is important to recognise the signs that your baby is becoming over stimulated; if they show signs of over stimulation then just stop the activity. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).High-contrast images with different patterns to help develop and strengthen your baby’s vision, while playful themes to build vocabulary.

Using high contrast cards for babies teaches the eye muscles and brain to coordinate and function properly!When they reach 3-months-old, they began to differentiate objects within 30 cm and view the world in 3-dimensional eyes. These infant stimulation flash cards will help calm and soothe your baby as well as increase concentration skills, enhance natural curiosity, and stimulate the creation of brain cell connections. Your selection of 6 cards will include a range of images which could include patterns, shapes, vegetables, fruit, animals and everyday objects. Try moving the black-and-white image up and to the right or left so your baby needs to turn their neck and tilt it back to see. Make tummy time exciting for your baby by holding the sensory flashcards in front (or in our single wooden flashcard holder or our large wooden flashcard holder) of them and then moving the flashcard upwards to encourage neck muscle development.

Using black and white patterned cards or books is a great way to introduce visual stimulation with your baby. Our Newborn box features 2 exclusively designed decals by Block Sensory that you will not find anywhere else or cannot be purchased separately.All you need is a small circle like an embroidery hoop, some string, a hole punch and the black and white picture cards (download below! Black and white toys are an excellent way to engage, interact and bond with your baby in the early days. Newborn babies can only focus on objects for a second or two since they are still developing their vision. In the first 2-3 months babies eyes may not work well together and you may notice the eyes crossing or wandering.

Surround your baby’s play area with black and white toys and resources and place them in the area during periods of being awake and alert. According to developmental psychology textbooks, the effectivity of using ‘Black and White stimulation cards’ did not correlate much to improving baby’s visual acuity. The Play Gym comes with a set of black and white cards that can be placed in the Focus Zone of the play gym. A baby's brain undergoes an amazing period of development from birth to three — producing more than a million neural connections each second. Take a look at our baby sensory box which also includes a set of our baby sensory flashcards in too!By 5-6 months, they will have improvement in color vision and can recognize faces (parents) across a room. As your baby gets better at following the object with their eyes, you can try moving it farther away. You can set up these black and white flashcards on the floor during tummy time, or anywhere your baby may be during the day. We started using them right after birth and once her sense of sight improved, she was able to focus on other objects like lights, picture frames, and people! Happy Little Doers ‘Sensory Flashcard for Babies’ are designed to help support newborn babies’ eye development by encouraging focus, tracking and even supporting physical development during tummy time; strengthening the neck by encouraging baby to raise their head and start crawling.