Black And White Baby Sensory Cards (PDF)

CHF 5.00

These black-and-white sensory cards are an ideal gift for newborns or a perfect addition for your own baby. They are designed to stimulate visual development in infants aged 0-4 months when their vision is most responsive to high-contrast patterns.

Simply print the cards (single-sided or double-sided) on thicker paper or laminate them for durability. Present them while your baby is lying on their back or during tummy time, moving the cards slowly to encourage focused engagement without overwhelming their senses. I hope you will enjoy these precious first activities and interactions with your newborn!

  • The A4 PDF includes 40 black and white cards

  • Ideal to print at home and cut out yourself

These black-and-white sensory cards are an ideal gift for newborns or a perfect addition for your own baby. They are designed to stimulate visual development in infants aged 0-4 months when their vision is most responsive to high-contrast patterns.

Simply print the cards (single-sided or double-sided) on thicker paper or laminate them for durability. Present them while your baby is lying on their back or during tummy time, moving the cards slowly to encourage focused engagement without overwhelming their senses. I hope you will enjoy these precious first activities and interactions with your newborn!

  • The A4 PDF includes 40 black and white cards

  • Ideal to print at home and cut out yourself

    • 40 cards (each measuring 12 × 12cm) to print and cut out at home

    • I suggest printing the cards double sided on thick paper or on thinner paper and laminate them

    • Ideal for your own newborn or as a present for your nephew or godchild :)

  • The history of black and white sensory baby cards is rooted in research on infant vision. In the 1960s, studies by Dr. Robert Fantz revealed that newborns, with limited visual acuity, are naturally drawn to high-contrast patterns like black and white. This finding led to the development of educational tools, including sensory cards, to stimulate visual and cognitive development in infants, particularly in their first months.

    By the late 20th century, these cards became popular, influenced by approaches like Montessori, which emphasized early sensory stimulation. In the 21st century, black and white cards gained widespread use, backed by scientific research and modern parenting trends focused on early brain development. These cards are now seen as simple, effective tools to support infants' growth.

    1. After purchasing the PDF, you will immediately receive a link per email.

    2. Download the document and print it on A4 paper.

    3. Enjoy early interactions with your baby :)