Carson Dellosa Education Break It Down Word Problem Strategies Resource Book

Showing and explaining the illustrations builds a close bond with the infant and perfectly stimulates cognitive and motor development — when the book is placed in front of the baby it really inspires them to lift their head – to look up!

At birth, sight is still underdeveloped. At first babies see clear, high-contrast patterns best, and the ability to distinguish image details and colors gradually develops over the following months. That's why babies like contrasts so much. Parents can hang a booklet or individual cards by the bed or stroller, or create an effective garland. A lot of interesting and practical information about the development of babies and how to have fun together can be found in the guide attached to the set.

The product box contains a handy 24-page booklet for viewing, fastened with a paper string and a guide for parents that is full of ideas for creative fun. Cards measure 6.3" x 6.3".

NOTE: This product is intended as an educational tool to be shown to your baby. It is not a toy to be given to a child.