Picture Word Recognition -- Baby Wall Chart for Eye Protection

Author: Yang Fang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Ophthalmologists unanimously recommend: Please choose books made with low-reflective paper for your children! In addition to using low-reflective paper for printing, this book is covered with a "vision-protecting color system" scientifically formulated by professional physicians on each page, which is even more beneficial for protecting children's eyesight! For children aged 1–3, as their vision has not yet fully developed, the picture books they choose must have clear and large images with bright colors. The objects in the pictures should be familiar to the child, and the content should be realistic, making it easier for them to understand. Additionally, when selecting children's books, special attention should be paid to the quality of the paper. The paper used in the book should be of good quality. It is best not to use glossy copperplate paper, although books printed on glossy copperplate paper look beautiful and colorful, they have a high reflectivity. Prolonged viewing can easily cause eye fatigue and damage to young children's vision!