Introducing our vibrant series of high-contrast books, designed to captivate and stimulate visual development in infants and young children. Each book in the series offers a unique blend of bold, colorful illustrations alongside striking black and white patterns, providing an engaging visual experience that supports early eye coordination and color recognition. Colorful Adventures: Dive into a world of rich hues and playful characters. Our colorful books are filled with eye-catching scenes that invite little ones to explore concepts like shapes, numbers, and the natural world with bright, cheerful artwork. Monochrome Magic: The black & white high-contrast books are perfect for newborns and young babies. The sharp contrast between black and white helps to catch the attention of little eyes, encouraging focus and concentration. These books feature a variety of patterns and illustrations that are easy for babies to see, supporting their vision as they grow. Whether it's the vivid splash of colors or the mesmerizing contrast of black and white, our high-contrast books are sure to delight and engage your child, making reading time an enriching and joyful experience. Perfect for gifting or adding to your own child's library, these books are not just fun but also educational, fostering a love for reading and learning from the earliest age. ����✨
This sweet and playful board book tells in simple, beautiful verse how the journey that parents take to have their baby leads them to their perfect little one. By bestselling Feminist Baby creator and two-time Emmy award winner Loryn Brantz! For every one of our wishes, for every bump along the way, now that you're here, we've known all along...it had to be YOU! With lyrical text from parent to baby, It Had to Be You is perfect for fans of I've Loved You Since Forever and Guess How Much I Love You, and complimented by bold black-and-white illustrations that babies can actually see, It Had to Be You is a must-have addition to every baby's nursery.
Hello, sun. Good to see you, puppy. What’s going on, butterfly? Hello, My World… Making connections between images on a page and the real world is an important building block for your baby’s communication skills—and this charming introduction to simple objects found around a baby’s world, paired with friendly text and bold, basic patterns, provides an important high-contrast experience for young developing eyes. Using simple greetings like “Bonjour, flowers,” “What’s up, clouds?”, and “Hola, baby” alongside lovely black-and-white art by Jannie Ho (illustrator of TummyTime: Animal Parade), Hello, My World is the perfect board book for babies just beginning to look around and learn about their world. Also available: Hello, Baby Animals; Hello, Ocean Friends; and Hello, Garden Bugs.
This is a special edition for Mother's Day. Round faces with black and white contrast designed for newborns. This book is designed to provide early visual stimulation for babies. A High-Contrast Book not only contains pictures related to Mother's Day to provide early visual stimulation for babies.,but it also helps to stimulate the creative side of your child. Psychologists and educators agree that High-Contrast Pictures has a positive impact on many areas of our children's lives. What Are The Benefits Of High Contrast Books For Babies? Because high contrast images are easier for babies to interpret, they are the best way for your tot to lengthen their attention span, improve their memory and develop their nervous system. It is also beneficial in terms of social development. Concentration and creativity - high contrast images requires concentration on one activity for a long time, the child develops the ability to focus attention and creativity by black&white colors. Memory development - the child learns about colors, shapes, and pictures,and characters by presenting them in different situations. These activities deepen knowledge, develop imagination, and memory. What does a newborn baby see immediately after birth? Already in the womb newborns can distinguish light from darkness. Just after birth we can notice that they react with squinting to every contact with stronger light. From that moment their eyesight develops intensively and with every month they start to see more and more new images and colors. The eyes of a newborn baby are also learning to work together and need a long training to see like their parents. Simply registering an image is not enough - the brain still has to interpret it, and it can learn this only in a few months. At first, the image is quite blurry, but it gradually improves. When does a newborn baby see colors? What colors does a newborn baby see?Immediately after birth a newborn baby can distinguish light from darkness and reacts to a stream of light by closing its eyes. Research shows that the first colors a newborn baby sees are white, black and shades of gray. The contrast between black and white allows the newborns to better recognize the contours and facial features of their parents. The next color that newborns see is red. How long do babies need high contrast? Until about the fifth month, babies use their eyes as the primary source for information about the world and how it works. Once your baby's pupils are working and his two eyes start to coordinate, he'll be compelled to look at high contrast images, especially from birth to 14 weeks old. Are high contrast videos good for babies? In a nutshell, black and white contrast or visually stimulating toys and gear DO NOT promote learning in babies under 6 months of age. On the contrary, these products can cause over-stimulation in early infancy, which in turn causes fussiness and poor sleep habits Why are there black and white baby books? As young eyes are developing and learning to focus on the world around them, black and white books with simple lines and bold patterns are easier for babies to see. The bold images stand out against a typically blurry world. ... This will help your baby learn to focus. Take the time to tell babies about the pictures. If you want your child to spend time in a funny and enjoyable way and at the same time develop their skills, choose our book. Greetings!!!
One day, Red Bunny meets Yellow Bunny. They fall in love and have a cute little baby. What color will that baby be? And when that bunny has babies, what colors will they be? The high-contrast words and shapes are perfect for the youngest eyes and the fun story will keep kids engaged. This sweet board book is a great introduction to colors and the concept of diversity. Praise for Claire Garralon: "Little readers will adore the clean-cut illustrations and sharply contrasted compositions that burst with color at the book's end. And who can't love these little guys? They are adorable as they romp and play."—Kirkus on Black Cat & White Cat
Striking and stylish, Look Look! is the ideal first board book for babies just beginning to look and learn and a perfect gift for little hands. Look, look! Children run, fish swim, stars shine . . . all for baby's eyes to see. This sturdy board book, full of high-contrast black-and-white cut-paper art perfect for staring at, is just the thing for the eyes of the youngest babies. A few words in curving red type on each spread describe the scenes—a car races, a cat stretches, flowers bloom—and extend the book's age appeal so that it will be fascinating to older babies, too.
Babies can see black-and-white images from birth, and this captivating series has been specially designed to delight even the youngest readers. Babies will love to experience the appealing, high-contrast black-and-white images in this engaging board book. With a tactile die-cut cover and super-bright fluorescent inks on every page, which feature simple black-and-white illustrations, this series has been specially designed to capture your little one's attention. Babies will meet a host of friendly farm animals, such as a sheep baaing hello, a chicken clucking, a pig oinking, a cow mooing, and more fun animals and sounds. Happy Baby introduces adorable baby animals and other happy friends with engaging black-and-white board books! Each page features minimal text and a black-and-white, high-contrast picture with a bright burst of color.
What's going on, zebra? Quack quack, baby duck. Hola, baby owl! Making connections between images on a page and the real world is an important building block for your baby’s communication skills—and this charming introduction to ten baby animals, paired with friendly greetings and bold, basic patterns, provides a great high-contrast experience for young developing eyes. As newborns’ vision is not developed enough to recognize colors, severe black-and-white contrast of patterns and images allow their eyes to differentiate between what they’re seeing. Sure to grab little ones' attention! Also available: Hello, Ocean Friends and Hello, Garden Bugs. Coming soon: Hello, My World.
Tummy time is important for babies' physical development. It builds strength in their necks and upper bodies, eventually enabling them to roll over, sit, and crawl. Keep their brains busy too with this two-sided panorama of images designed to attract and keep their attention from birth to 12 months.
