Between the ages of 0-4 months, as the visual pathway is slowly maturing, most babies are able to distinguish between shades of white, grey and black.

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.

Maintain the right distance – Whether you’re placing something in front of your baby to look at or whether you are moving a toy in front of them – remember to stay around 8-12 inches away from their faces so that they can see clearly.

You could even have a go at making your own DIY sensory toys (Pinterest is full of great ideas for this). High-contrast images with varying pattern complexity help develop and strengthen your baby's eyesight, while playful themes provide fun ways to build their vocabulary.We are so used to decorating our baby’s Montessori room or play area with bright colors like red and yellow. The more the eyes learn to coordinate, the more accurate the eye movements become and by default the more detail the eye and brain can detect, thus providing a continuous feedback and improvement system. Since babies are able to interpret black and white images better, they will begin to engage with these images for longer periods of time. Our black white flash cards designed with 48 patterns which use high-contrast images to attract babies’ attentions. Each time you show your little one a simple black or white shape on a sensory flashcard, you are actively supporting the visual pathway, by encouraging the optic nerve to make strong nerve connections and stimulating the visual centre in the brain to operate efficiently.