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Black and White Baby Toys – High Contrast Soft Sensory Book with Mirror for Newborn Development, Perfect Tummy Time Toy for Infants 0-12 Months Item Description ✅ SENSORY STIMULATION: Features bi~ bi~ sounds and gentle rustling to enhance auditory development. The soft material encourages tactile exploration and reflex development, while the rhythmic rattle engages your baby's senses, promoting auditory sensitivity and motor skills. ✅ ADVANCED MOTOR SKILLS: Stands independently to promote essential head elevation practice and prevent head flattening in infants. Strengthens leg, arm, and neck muscles, preparing for the crawling period. Encourages tummy time, which helps strengthen the back and improve digestion, alleviating issues like colic, constipation, and flatulence. ✅ BRAIN DEVELOPMENT: Introduce your newborn to our 12-sided high-contrast toy. Black and white sides enhance clarity and focus, aiding eye development. Transition to black, white, and red sides for cognitive growth. Plus, a mirror promotes tummy time excitement, exploration, and self-awareness. Elevate playtime with visual engagement and mental stimulation. ✅ SAFETY & CLEANING: Our black and white soft book, essential for newborns, is crafted from non-toxic, safe materials with firm stitches and no sharp edges. Washable and fade-resistant, it ensures utmost safety. The baby-safe mirror detaches for easy cleaning, making wipes and washes a breeze. Ideal for 3-month-olds, it doubles as a tummy time favorite. ✅ VERSATILE USAGE & PERFECT GIFT: Our high-contrast black and white book comes with a convenient hanging strap, allowing it to be easily used in various settings such as the car, crib, baby stroller, and bed, providing entertainment and stimulation wherever you go. Designed for babies aged 0-12 months, it's not only a fantastic developmental tool but also an ideal gift that promotes healthy visual and cognitive development from an early age. Black and white books for babies help to develop their optic nerves, encourage cognitive development, and so they'll gradually learn about the world around them, without feeling over-stimulated. During the first three months of life, babies' eyes struggle to focus on anything roughly a foot away. By reading with them, you can ensure they process high-contrast imagery from an optimal distance (about 8-10 inches). When baby looks in the mirror, it will not only increase baby's enjoyment of the mirror while lying on tummy time mirror, but also stimulate baby's desire for new things. Research suggests that black and white contrasting shapes and patterns register the strongest on a baby's retina which sends stronger signals to their brain. Stronger signals mean more brain growth and faster visual development. Payment Shipping . Return