Wee Gallery Black and White Art Flash Cards for Babies, High Contrast Educational Animal Picture Cards, Baby Visual Stimulation, Brain and Memory Development in Infants and Toddlers - B&W Animals

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My baby loves these. They are fantastic. I even took some of the images and printed them out and placed them around my house for her to look at when baby was young.

Great gift for new mom. Great activity for early days with a newborn when they cant really do much else but you want to stimulate their brains.

These cards are great. The first time I showed these to my 3 month old son he looked shocked. He kept focus, turned his head as I moved the cards, and loves tracking them. I keep these in my diaper bag so that they are always with us. The cards themselves are extremely heavy duty and I feel they will be able to be used for baby number 2 when they come.

People go nuts for these. I am not one of those people. Baby doesnt seem to give a d*mn about these cards but goes nuts for Tana Hobans funny little black and white book.

Our son loves these cards! He is three months old and enjoys looking at the contrast of the black and white. The parrot is his favorite of them all! I would highly recommend these cards for anyone who is looking to stimulate the eyes of their child and to help their mind grown! The cards themselves are very thick and sturdy. I know that we will use these cards for months to come!

My granddaughter really enjoyed these and the mobile to pin them to. Great idea and the baby loves the black and white contrast.

Wish there were more cards in the set and for the price could have included a card holder. Think one of the fold out black and white sets might be better. Thick card board but with repeated use corners start to fray.

Love items to engage 2 month granddaughter, she anticipates looking at pictures and wanting to flip over for next card.

I had heard that newborns can only see black and white images. We put the pictures alongside our changing table--eye level for our baby. I am not kidding that he looked at them the 2nd day he was home from the hospital. It seemed to keep him busy (well, as busy as a newborn can be) while i took care of the changing business. Also very cute! Even have a second pair to tote around.