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LESAN Fashion Store ----- Popular products | Low prices | Fast delivery ----- 🌵Name:Infant early education card Foresight colorful horizon Let the baby have a smart little head More than 80% of the information absorbed by the newborn brain comes from vision ✿ Features ✿ 1. Diversified pattern design, give enlightenment cognition in stages, and stimulate the baby's brain potential. 2. Both sides are covered with matte film, with moisture resistance, tear resistance and not easy to break. 3. Environmentally friendly soybean ink is a reassuring enlightenment reading for babies. ✿0-3 months: the baby is in the black-and-white visual period. The strong pattern of black-and-white pair can effectively stimulate the baby's vision and brain development. ✿3-6 months: feel more and more strongly about the color and shape of the object, add the red, yellow and blue embellishment preferred by the baby, move the card slowly, practice chasing and prevent partial head at the same time. ✿6-12 months: color vision period, high saturation color, coupled with classic geometry, daily objects and other images, to improve the baby's cognitive color and enhance the baby's resolution and imagination. ✿12-36 months: stereo vision period, rich and colorful color matching images, improve the baby's sensitivity and resolution to color, and improve the baby's spatial visual awareness. ✥Material: paper ☪Specification: 14 * 14cm ☷Packing method: color box ✿Applicable age: infant (0-3 years old) 🌵Note: it's a card, not a book! 🌈Shopping Tips ✎Ready stock in SHOPEE official local warehouse in Malaysia. ✎Your order will be delievered within 3-5 days. ✎Please allow slight size error and chromatic aberration. 🌵Follow us to get the most popular products, chase the trend! #Black and white card#infant early education card#newborn baby visual stimulation card#educational toys#enlightenment cognition#visual development