Double-sided flashcards with patterns for babies
Newborns and young infants have limited visual capabilities. At birth, they can only see high-contrast patterns, especially black and white. These patterns are easier for their developing eyes to focus on and help stimulate their visual senses.
Newborns and young infants have limited visual capabilities. At birth, they can only see high-contrast patterns, especially black and white. These patterns are easier for their developing eyes to focus on and help stimulate their visual senses.
Looking at these high-contrast patterns helps in the development of the infant's visual cortex. The early visual experiences play a crucial role in shaping the neural connections in the brain, which are the building blocks for future learning and development.
As babies observe the patterns on the cards, they may start to follow them with their eyes. This process of visual tracking is essential for the development of eye coordination and smooth eye movements.
As babies observe the patterns on the cards, they may start to follow them with their eyes. This process of visual tracking is essential for the development of eye coordination and smooth eye movements.
