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

My baby really enjoys all three sets of these black and white flash cards - the jungle collection, the sea collection and farm animals. She really is very interested by them. The art cards are so neat too. Once im not using as a mobile anymore they would be suitable for framing or other display. I would recommend to any parent looking for something in the black/white spectrum for their newborn.

Baby was interested in the cards for a few days. Not really worth it. But the card quality was good.

I got these to use as a mobile while my Grandson is young - he LOVES to watch them move around while hes in his high chair. Well use them for animal recognition and spelling as he gets older.

These are the best cards for very young babies. My grandson seriously will look at them for 30 minutes straight. The quality is great.

I love the concept, but... I guess I was under the impression that each set reversed to have the same picture on the front and back of each card. One side with the animal on a white background and the other with the animal on a black background. I ordered the “black and white collection” and that is not the case with this set. The black background features just the name of the animal in a scribbly font. I’m sure baby will still like to look at them, but I feel like I got half my money’s worth. My advice is to buy the pets set or another set that reverses to images on both sides.

My 2 month old loves these cards! I use them almost everyday after he digests his food to music in the background.

Really nice cards

I liked the farm, sea, safari, and black & white sets. We noticed however that there are some differences between the older and newer sets. The older sets have animal images only on the front. The newer sets have animal images on the front and back. We like having the double-sided animal cards. Also, some of the newer animal sets have different artwork than the older versions (or at least as far as I can tell.) Which is why we carefully chose the sets we purchased and ensured they only had images we actually wanted to use and liked. Suggested Usage: We are going to use these cards during tummy time. I intend to place the cards in holders at different distances from my son so he can work on eye coordination and focus. I found that the Ableware 15 Playing Card Holder has a wide enough slot opening to hold these cardboard cards... and can hold 3 cards at a time. BUT be sure to check the holders for any sharp edges and sand those down before use. In future, we also may use the art cards in other ways as artwork in the room, but their main purpose was for infant eye development. My only complaint is that for the price, i should be getting more than 4 cards. I understand they are excellent quality, but they are still overpriced. I will get my moneys worth only because I am not going to let my child hold them and droll all over them so I can reuse them in many ways over time.

my 3 month old baby love, hope for more card for the price tho

dont waste your money on this crap. these cheapos only give you like 6 cards that have the same animal front and back. probably to get you to buy more sets, but are purposefully deceiving on the description never telling you how many cards are in a set.