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What Does Baby See? a High-Contrast Soft Cloth Book for Babies (Brain Development, Tummy Time)

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What Does Baby See? a High-Contrast Soft Cloth Book for Babies (Brain Development, Tummy Time)
$14.99

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Cuddle up with Baby and this high-contrast, soft-cloth book with activities -- perfect for supporting babies' developing eyesight!

  • Newborn babies see the world differently. Their eyes pick up light and dark, but in their early weeks, they're still learning to focus, and most things look blurry.
  • High-contrast book presents simple black-and-white images that offer healthy stimulation, encouraging focus and visual exploration.
  • The perfect book for tummy time and crib time play!
  • Includes 1 mirror, 1 squeaky novelty, 1 crinkly lift-the-flap, and ribbons to tie the book to a stroller or crib.
  • Accordion-format cloth book has 12 pages (6 double-sided panels).
  • Book measures 6'' x 6'' square.
  • Ages 0+.
  • Comes neatly packaged in a protective plastic bag.


ISBN-10: 1441345205
ISBN-13: 9781441345202
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
Language: English
Published: 01/01/2025
Pages: 12
Format: Hardcover

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