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Black and white registers the strongest on a new born baby's retina. Strong visual signals to the brain stimulates brain growth and therefore faster visual development.
The Little Black & white Book Project creates black and white animal themed illustrations for babies and toddlers. Our range covers board books, flash cards, prints and accessories to equip parents and carers with stylish tools to help their baby's early development.
Our mission is to inspire the next generation of animal lovers from as early an age as possible which is why we donate 25% of our profits to wildlife charities as we believe people and planet can profit.
Read, read and read some more!
Did you know that children who are read to from birth have 30,000 more words in their vocabulary by the time they are 5? Incredible right? Not only is ready brilliant for building language it also provides time to bond with your little one and fuel their imaginations. I've seen it first hand with my own son, he's already such a book worm at 2 years of age and bedtime stories are one of our most favourite times of the day.
In this black and white board book find 12 animals from the Amazon rainforest as high contrast illustrations. From the sloth, to the anteater, the capuchin monkey to the boa constrictor, enjoy sharing this picture books with babies and toddlers to help stimulate their development and inspire an early love of wildlife.
Made from FSC certified paper.
The book is 150mm x 150mm x 18mm. Approx weight is 285g.
There are 12 internal pages and there is a map on the inside cover to illustrate where the animals are from.
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