Baby: High Contrast Images

Two free categories with 10 images in each, including shapes and structures. Ability to turn on sound for auditory stimulation and switch contrast from white to black and vice versa.

Since an infant’s color vision isn't fully developed until around 5 months old, the baby can only make out black, white, and grey colors. That’s why babies can focus on images in high-contrast colors – black and white. 

Showing high-contrast black and white images will help your baby in many ways:

* Stimulate your baby’s vision and help them determine different shapes;
* Lengthen attention span;
* Improve memory and develop nervous system;
* Entertain during tummy time;

Tips for using this app:

1. Make sure to hold the images 8-12 inches from your baby’s face so they can focus on it
2. Move the image slowly around to see if your baby will track it within their field of vision
3. Try playing sound to see if your baby will react to it and turn their head in its direction