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Chalk & Chuckles High Contrast Sensory Flash Cards for Babies 0-12 Months
Chalk & Chuckles High Contrast Sensory Flash Cards for Babies 0-12 Months
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- HIGH CONTRAST BABY FLASH CARDS FOR EVERY STAGE (0-12 MONTHS): Designed by an Educational Psychologist, this complete set includes 3 double-sided accordion card sets for babies from birth to 12 months. Babies don't see the world the same way throughout their first year, so each stage introduces the right visual and sensory experiences to support their developing vision.
- VISUAL STIMULATION, BRAIN & SENSORY DEVELOPMENT: Bold high-contrast images encourage eye tracking and coordination, while colours, crinkle sounds and touch-and-feel textures promote object recognition and early vocabulary through everyday interactions.
- 3 DOUBLE-SIDED ACCORDION CARD SETS WITH INTERACTIVE FEATURES: 0–3 months has 14 bold black and white images with a baby-safe mirror, 3–6 months has 14 primary colours with a crinkle page, and 6–12 months includes 14 bright illustrations with touch-and-feel textures
- PERFECT FOR TUMMY TIME & EVERYDAY PLAY: Large fold-out cards - each 5x6 inches, opening to 3 feet wide, stand upright for hands-free engagement during tummy time and floor play. Fold flat for stroller rides, diaper changes and travel.
- THICK, STURDY & BABY-SAFE: Durable, non-bendable with rounded corners, non-toxic inks, anti-glare finish and easy-to-wipe pages. 100% safe for infants.
- ONE COMPLETE FIRST-YEAR COLLECTION: Unlike most flash cards, this set grows with your baby from birth to 12 months, saving you from replacing cards every few months.
- A THOUGHTFUL, SCREEN-FREE GIFT FOR NEW PARENTS: Beautifully packaged and ready to gift for baby showers, godh bharai, naming ceremonies, newborn celebrations and first birthdays. A meaningful screen-free gift that supports baby's visual, sensory and brain development
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