The best thing you can do for for your baby is surround them with black and white. Until babies reach around 6 months of age, they will respond best to bold, contrasting geometric shapes. Therefore it's important to provide babies with lots of opportunities to experience resources that feature these visual extremes and particularly geometric shapes.
Babies find these images more interesting than similar multi coloured ones and will be more likely to engage in the experience for longer periods of time. Visual development is stimulated as well as physical development like kicking and reaching and grasping for objects.
Studies show that babies not only prefer to look at these images but the black and white graphics can:
help increase concentration skills | stimulate brain cell connections (using both left & right side of brain) | increase attention span | enhance curiosity | calm their mind in their new overwhelming world
Sensory & Development Boards
Stimulate and aid your baby's development with our free standing sensory and development boards. Inspired by research into exactly what your baby likes to look at.
Our baby play & development gloves are inspired by the two things that mesmerise babies most; hands and fingers and high contrast images. Our gloves are a great way to play and bond with your baby whilst stimulating their development.
Introducing a sensory element to bath time with our stimulating wash cloths. Whether your baby loves or hates bath time these cloths will be sure to capture their attention as well as supporting their development.
Car seats for babies just got more interesting! Supporting baby development on the move whilst providing your baby with something interesting and calming to focus on.
