What research speaks about Visual Stimulation?
Researchers have repeatedly shown that newborns prefer to look at black and white geometric shapes, rather than bright colors or pastels. It is proved by researchers that high contrast colours, such as black and white are part of a child’s vision capabilities. They are able to track contrasting colours due to the stimulation it brings.
Panda stories – Series
The panda series has different story kits, each consisting of high contrasted black and white story flashcards, a recorded audio of the story and an audio-video version of the story. Every story introduces new concepts to the infants.
Our range of Stories from Panda Series:
The panda family story kit consists of black and white story flashcards and a audio file. ‘The panda family’ is the story that introduces two concepts – family and senses. This story has been developed with high contrasting black and white images designed with clearly-defined patterns to provide optimal visual stimulation to babies.
Learn birds with baby Panda story kit consists of black and white story flashcards and a recorded audio of the story. ‘Learn birds with baby Panda’ is the story that introduces two concepts – Family and birds. This story has been developed with high contrasting black and white images designed with clearly-defined patterns to provide optimal visual stimulation to babies.
Where did my bamboo go? story kit consists of black and white story flashcards and a recorded audio of the story. ‘Where did my bamboo go?’ is the story that introduces two concepts – Opposite words – Yes & No and Wild animals. This story has been developed with high contrasting black and white images designed with clearly-defined patterns to provide optimal visual stimulation to babies.
Meet Baby Panda’s friends is a story kit consisting of black and white story flashcards and a recorded audio of the story. ‘Meet Baby Panda’s friends’ is the story that introduces the concept of friends. This story has been developed with high contrasting black and white images designed with clearly-defined patterns to provide optimal visual stimulation to babies.