Alphabet For Toddlers: Black and White, High Contrast Visual Stimulation Baby Book

Black and white visual stimulation can really help with your baby's development. Let's face it, newborns like to stare at stuff!

Why is black and white better for your baby's eyes? Basically, your newborn's eyes can't detect different shades of light and color too well.

He/she can only see distinct contrasts and the bigger the difference, the better they can see.

It's a good idea to get into a routine of showing your baby these high contrast black and white picture books.

Doing this will keep your child engaged when he/she is awake and will help to pique their visual interest.

This high contrast black and white baby book is perfect for babies aged from 6 weeks to 8 months.

This particular book in the "Black and White Baby Book" series focuses on the alphabet. Each page has a full size letter in black with a white background.

Just snuggle up with your child, hold the book about 8 inches away from their eyes and let them stare at the images.

Read each letter out loud, point to the images and help to grow your newborn's curiosity.