Wee Gallery Black and White Art Flash Cards for Babies, High Contrast Educational Animal Picture Cards, Baby Visual Stimulation, Brain and Memory Development in Infants and Toddlers - B&W Animals

I have literally bought a dozen of these over the years as baby shower gifts etc Babies eyes are not fully developed to interpret colors for the first year so exposing them to bright contrast, saturated black and white images helps their visual acuity develop and offers a lot of stimulation I swear I have witnessed many babies become entranced by these cards and they also help with vocabulary in later developmental stages I had a friend make a mobile out of these cards because her baby liked them so much And theyre very reasonable in price---Winner all around in my book!!

These are so beautifully made and are much thicker than expected! Great product!

This is one of my daughters favorite. It was the only thing that would calm her in the car at 3 months, and we still use it to calm her in her crib at 7 months. She loves these cards.

Great quality my baby loves it

My kid absolutely loved these art cards. He can be throwing a huge tantrum, and nothing else is calming him down. We hand him a card and its like magic. He calms down very quickly and spends a lot of time looking at each card before we hand him the next.

I bought these cards for my newborn son. Even though he is only 5 weeks old, he enjoys looking at them. I put some of them in frames and hung them above his changing table which he really seems to enjoy. The cards I didnt frame, I left loose and show them to him periodically. He really seems fascinated by them and you can see him track the movement when I move the card around. The black and white images are very clear and fun. I highly recommend these cards.

Perfect!

Very cute . Good quality.

My baby really enjoys all three sets of these black and white flash cards - the jungle collection, the sea collection and farm animals. She really is very interested by them. The art cards are so neat too. Once im not using as a mobile anymore they would be suitable for framing or other display. I would recommend to any parent looking for something in the black/white spectrum for their newborn.

Please, whatever you do, read the literature on black and white designs for infant visual development. You will be impressed by the information. Therefore it is critical that these cards be a part of every infants nursery...my granddaughter is now 22 months old and these were a part of her crib from the start. There is no watching TV yet...because the neurons are so rapidly developing in her brain and TV I believe stunts that. Far better to be interacting with MOM and DAD and grandparents in a meaningful way.