High Contrast Baby Cards Newborn Visual Stimulus Stimulation Black and White Cards Infants Flashcards Learning Cards Babies Gift 6-12Months

These high-contrast baby cards are amazing! The black-and-white designs are perfect for capturing my newborn’s attention and stimulating their vision. The cards are sturdy, easy to hold, and the images are clear and engaging. My baby loves looking at them during tummy time, and it’s been a great bonding activity. Highly recommend for any parent looking to support their baby’s early development

Cards are double sided with lots of options! My baby loves them

The media could not be loaded. As a first time mom i really want to make sure im doing all the things for my babys Development. And you quickly learn theres not much "playing" with a new born. But these have been amazing for his wake Windows and tummy time! The cards are good quality and thick. They are also double sided and even have your basic words. I also love the designs. My kiddo has been fascinats with them since he was 3 weeks old and this was the girst "toy" he has interacted with! So exciting to watch baby grow!

My newborn loves to look at these during tummy time and sometimes when she is just laying on her side. I swear it’s helped improve her vision for her age. She is very alert.

Well made, my daughter loves them!

I actually taped these on our kitchen ceiling sporadically so she would have something to look at other than a white ceiling since she’s not old enough to sit up yet and I have to have her in a table top bassinet in the kitchen.She loves them.

These cards are great! We use them pretty often, whether we are showing them to the baby or placing them on the floor for her to engage with during tummy time.

These have one big, dumb flaw. First, the good things. The graphics are nice. They're sturdy. They're a great size at 5" (many are a bit too large for most people to hold comfortably with fingers on each side). The images are age appropriate.So what's the flaw? On one side of each card, there is a name. Many of the names are not age appropriate and some are just wrong. The worst is "octave percussion" for a xylophone (also not a good word for a 6-12 month old kid). Second place goes to "baby cart" for a stroller for 3-6 months old — nobody calls it a baby cart! In the UK, it's a pram.They can fix this by just removing the text. The way there are, there are better choices.More examples. What's in parentheses are either what it should say or alternate names).0-3 months: mom (woman), dad (man), mouth (lips), bird (birds, since there are two)3-6 months: wool hat (hat), windmill (pinwheel)6-12 months: building block (block), taxi (cab), ship (boat), airplane (plane), maraca (maracas since there are two)1-3 years: snow (snowflakes), rain (cloud, storm, rain cloud, storm cloud), clothes (clothing, onesie, shirt), alarm clock (clock), ice cream (cone)