Training Perception - Little Hands Flip-Flap Book (0-3 years old) (Full set of 7 books)

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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features:
Sniff: In the development of a baby's sensory perception, smell develops early. It is one of the earliest clues to help the baby find their mother, as a baby just one week old can distinguish between their mother's and others' scents. From 0 to 3 years old, babies can distinguish several types of smells, showing withdrawal or rejection reactions to unpleasant odors, while displaying satisfied facial expressions to pleasant ones.
Taste: Babies have a very sensitive sense of taste, and their ability to distinguish flavors can be expressed through different reactions. When tasting sweet foods, they show a satisfied expression, while when tasting salty, sour, or bitter flavors, they make rejecting reactions like wrinkling their noses or pouting.
Look: At 3 months, a baby's vision becomes focused and flexible, and they enjoy looking at the faces of close family members. At 4 months, they can see objects clearly at different distances. From 6 months to 1 year, their vision reaches the range of an adult's, and they have quite mature color vision. This book also includes Listen, Touch, Move, and Find.