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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Please ensure that you supervise your baby while they are using these just in case any pieces happen to come lose. We hope you enjoyed making these and that your baby has fun exploring them! The truth is, he knew better than anyone what sensory input really helped him. In fact, all of the jumping up, wiggling on his seat, and tapping his toes was his attempt to get it. Why not help your child develop their fine motor skills too? These Fine Motor skills Activity Cards are a great place to start! More like these sensory activity cards This is especially helpful if you want to encourage your child to use them independently, or if your child is nonverbal. If that’s the case, they can simple pull off a card and bring it to you.

If you have older children, involve them in the play. Let them show the sensory cards to the newborn and describe the patterns.

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Even the youngest of children will eventually walk up to the fridge and pull off a sensory diet card that’s been turned into magnet for easy use.

Stimulating Conversations: Describe the patterns on the cards to your baby. This not only aids their visual development but also introduces them to language and the sound of your voice. I walked into her classroom in the middle of a lesson, and she looked up at me and said, “It’s been a bad morning. Can you work some magic?” Entertain your baby easily with our 0+ Month Baby Sensory Flashcards as they stare at the interesting, high-contrast images for minutes on end! The perfect newborn baby gift. Develop Their Eyes & BrainOr, maybe, “Kayla doesn’t have a total meltdown when she goes into her sensory tent for 15 minutes when she gets home from school.” We also made one with a smiley face. Did you know that if shown two different images babies will prefer to look at the one with a happy face?

Remember, each of us has a unique sensory system and what might be calming or relaxing for you, might be irritating or not helpful for your child. Flax Fun - Seeds can be put in a big bowl, to play with dry, or boiled into a gelatinous, gooey mess.We've used these cards with our own baby and have been impressed with how much he enjoys looking at them. The high contrast images are perfect for keeping him engaged and developing his visual skills. The cards are also durable and easy for him to hold, which makes them a great choice for sensory play.