Baby Object Recognition Colorful Book (Set of 7)

Author: Zhao Dongmei / Xiaozhou Wen / Peng Li et al.
Photos: Huang Jie / Chen Changhe
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
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Introduction to "Baby's Colorful Object Recognition Book - Red Edition"
Present two images to a newborn, featuring a red circle and a green circle. Place the images about 30 cm away from the baby's eyes for optimal viewing. First show the red circle, and once the baby no longer focuses on it, present the green circle. You will notice that the baby will again begin to focus on the green circle. Alternatively, when feeding the baby, repeat this method, and you will observe changes in the baby's sucking rhythm. These observations indicate that the baby has detected the difference between these two colors.
Introduction to "Baby's Colorful Object Recognition Book - Orange Edition"
Around two to three months of age, you can place colorful balloons in front of the baby to encourage their eyes to follow the moving balloons. You will notice that the baby pays more attention to the moving balloons than to static ones, and they will also gaze at the colorful balloons for longer periods compared to gray ones.
Introduction to "Baby's Colorful Object Recognition Book - Yellow Edition"
Around four months of age, babies begin to show a preference for certain colors. Parents can use items in the baby's favorite colors to engage them and provide colorful toys to help them develop the ability to analyze colors and objects. This has a significant impact on the emotional and emotional development of infants and young children.