A newborn’s vision starts off blurry and unfocused. Providing high-contrasting black and white images stimulate the development of the babies optic nerves. Studies have proven that black and white images register powerfully on a baby’s retina and send the strongest visual signals to the baby’s brain, helping their visual part of the brain develop faster. Stronger signals mean greater brain growth and faster cognitive development. Surrounding a baby with black and white high contrast images in the early months benefits them in the following ways:

-High contrast images captivate your baby, providing them with a  stimulating activity.

-They can soothe and relax a crying baby.

-Black and white books encourage babies with flat head syndrome to turn their heads to the other side.

-An engaging way to introduce book reading to a baby at an early age.

My Little Booky Wooky has created a wonderful range of products that are the ideal for parents to create an engaging activity for their newborns by placing them in front of their baby during tummy time, nappy changes or opposite them in the car seat.

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