Black and white images for baby

My previous post on Black and White pictures for babies has been one of your all-time favs… so today… for all of you who like the first batch… here’s another! I love messing around with graphics, so I find this fun to put together. You can click on the picture to go to the downloadableContinue Reading

Whether you're looking for tummy time activities or ways to stimulate your child's development, high contrast baby images are what you need.

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All three of my kids as newborns enjoyed staring at bold black and white images on the changing table while kicking a sealed plastic bag. That doesn't sound like a blast to you? Me either, but it seems like the epitome of fun to newborns! Why black and white images are stimulating and good for your… Read More Newborn pattern printable and some infant tricks

Did you know that using high contrast images can be a great way to support your baby's development? Download your free set and print them today!

Do you wonder about what your little one can see in the first few weeks of life and how you can encourage the development of baby's vision? In the first 3 months, babies can focus on objects that are 8-11 inches away. This is more or less the distance from their parents’ faces while nursing or feeding. Bold black-and-white images stimulate the development of the optic nerves and encourage young babies’ cognitive development without over-stimulating them. Appropriate visual stimulation for…

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Do you wonder about what your little one can see in the first few weeks of life and how you can encourage the development of baby's vision? In the first 3 months, babies can focus on objects that are 8-11 inches away. This is more or less the distance from their parents’ faces while nursing or feeding. Bold black-and-white images stimulate the development of the optic nerves and encourage young babies’ cognitive development without over-stimulating them. Appropriate visual stimulation for…