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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Optional: See the picture below for ideas on how to tie your cards together so they can stand up on their own during tummy time. Create a sensory board. Attach the cards to a large board for an interactive display. People can explore the textures and patterns, stimulating their senses and promoting engagement. These cards offer unique features to suit the needs of children. They provide opportunities for sensory exploration, develop fine motor skills, stimulate cognitive development and enhance visual perception. Children can engage their senses, learn through play and develop key skills for growth. Explore themes & concepts with the cards. Use animal-themed cards to introduce animals or shape-themed cards to teach basic shapes. Stimulates cognitive development & makes learning fun.

Attach different materials to the cards for extra tactile stimulation, encouraging exploration & development. It is important to consider individual preferences and needs. Some people may prefer larger-sized cards for better visibility, while others may find smaller-sized ones more manageable.Remember, every child is unique. Adapt use of the cards according to individual needs & preferences. These cards offer an enjoyable, multi-sensory experience to facilitate learning & development.

They also help babies explore different designs and figures, thus stimulating cognitive development.All these suggestions enhance cognitive skills, promote engagement, and give a multi-sensory experience to individuals with diverse sensory needs. Additional Resources and References If you want your picture cards to stand up on their own during tummy time, use one of these methods shown in the picture to tie the cards together. Newborn babies bring so much joy! Between their oh so adorable sounds, and cute baby expressions- you just can’t get enough. If you are anything like me, you may be wondering about how your newborn is developing and what types of things your newborn is absorbing from the world. Storytelling with cards. Use the cards as props while telling stories. Each one can represent a character, object, or scene, adding a multi-sensory element to the storytelling. If you know someone who's celebrating a 30th birthday, consider using this Happy 30th Birthday Party Bunting.

Another great resource like this to take a look at is these Age 1-5 Birthday Cards, as well as this Birthday Green And Pink Bunting Template. Explore & play: Encourage kids or those with sensory needs to touch and feel the different textures on the cards. Dr. Sandra El Hajj explained, “Newborn infants are normally very nearsighted. This means that they cannot focus on things that are more than 10 inches away from them. This is why these babies tend to look at very nearby objects. They may seem to be looking at people around them but they will be seeing blurry faces.“

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Dr. Salter states that “at 1 month, babies still prefer focusing on bright objects within a foot in front of them. They can see distance (not as clearly) but prefer near objects.” This is typically the same distance between their eyes and their parent’s faces.