Shape -- Bilingual Cognitive Genius Baby

Author: Zhi Hui
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The "Gifted Baby" series includes five books: "Colors," "Shapes," "Opposites," "Vegetables and Fruits," and "Numbers." This series of early childhood books fully considers the age and cognitive characteristics of babies under 3 years old, as well as the special nature of their brains in acquiring external information during this age group (i.e., 80% of the information comes from visual stimulation). It particularly emphasizes stimulating babies' curiosity through visual perception, attracting their attention, while also taking other factors into account, such as ingeniously arranged content, the selection of paper, and the craftsmanship of binding, all striving for perfection to provide the best tactile experience for babies and ensure their safety. The most prominent features of this series are as follows:
1. Suitable for babies' visual "taste": The main images on the inside pages of the books are all selected from real, clear, and highly saturated photographs of familiar objects for babies, complemented by bright yet soft color blocks that harmonize with the main images. The pure red, yellow, blue, and other colors that babies love most are used to adjust the composition, which is simple and lively, making it highly suitable for the visual "taste" of babies under 3 years old and extremely easy to capture their attention.
2. Intuitively "telling" concepts through picture language: The books present concepts such as colors, shapes, opposites, and numbers—concepts that parents often struggle to explain to babies—through the special logical relationships between images. With a little explanation from parents, babies can understand these concepts at a glance, making these books excellent helpers for their comprehension.
3. Laying the groundwork for babies' growth: From a few months to three or four years old, from babies playing with the books to following parents in pointing out objects and words with their small fingers, even Pinyin and English words, this series of books can be cleverly reused by parents to engage babies in play from an early age, bringing them many unexpected benefits in the process.