Circle
A clean curve that helps babies practice smooth visual tracking.
Everyday Tips for Black & White Cards
Simple habits that amplify visual gains
Around 2 months, babies begin to notice color, but high contrast still captures attention best. Use short, calm sessions and watch for signs of fatigue.
Rotate and vary patterns
Change angles or flip the card to keep novelty.
💡 Show one card twice, then rotate or swap to a new one.
Use during care routines
Keep a card near the changing table as a visual focal point.
💡 Describe what baby sees in a soft voice.
Practice tracking
Move the card slowly so eyes can follow the motion.
💡 Hold the distance steady and move in a smooth arc.
Pair with narration
Name the shape or animal while you show the card.
💡 Short, gentle phrases are enough.
Short, calm sessions
Stop before baby gets tired; quality beats length.
💡 5-10 minutes is a good range.
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