Left and Right Brain Awakening View - Baby Visual Stimulation Chart 1 (0-3 years)

Author: Zhen Guoguo
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: 0-3 years is a critical period for babies' visual development. Psychologists have found that babies in this stage prefer to look at graphs with clear outlines, familiar and beautiful shapes, and strong color contrasts, such as black-and-white checkers, bullseye patterns, and human face images. Black-and-white wall charts can provide babies with good visual stimulation and help them establish high-quality visual neural circuits during the viewing process. This set of wall charts is based on Western infant visual development theory and the visual preferences of babies at birth. The graphics are simple, lines are clear, and they have symmetry. They allow babies to be in a good visual environment from the very day they are born, and as the baby grows day by day, their perceptual and cognitive abilities will also improve day by day.