Baby colored flashcards

Tummy time cards are the first and most important form of physical exercise for your baby, which you can start doing in the first days of your baby's life. Lay your baby on his stomach for 1-2 minutes and gradually increase the time. Such activities strengthen the muscles of the neck, arms and back. Also pronounce the names of the animals shown, this will help develop speech skills. All of these exercises are extremely important for the child's motor, visual and sensory development. Our baby color flashcards were developed by educational experts and are suitable for children aged 0 to 12 months. They will help enrich your child's interests, develop thinking skills and increase attention. 20 visual stimulation cards are prepared according to the developmental stages of your child from 0 to 12 months. Our cards contain 40 different patterns and colors, each of which corresponds to the developmental dynamics of different ages. Our baby color flashcards with anti-reflective matte varnish are made from sustainable materials. Thanks to the foil coating on both sides, cardboard-thick cards are also suitable for long-term use.

What exactly is Tummy Time DoerKids?

DoerKids Tummy Time is one of the few toys that promotes tummy exercise for babies. It increases conscious baby tummy playtime. As mentioned, babies need different activities to strengthen all their muscles while awake. DoerKids Tummy Time promotes tummy time by letting babies lean on their hands, stretching and strengthening a large muscle group. Many babies often cry because they don't like tummy time at first, and parents can't bear the crying. Therefore, parents start to avoid tummy time games. In order for babies to have plenty of tummy time playtime, not get bored, and strengthen their muscles, they need fun toys that capture their attention. Before we introduce you to the unique conscious baby tummy playtime product, let's take a look at the benefits. Benefits of baby tummy playtime: Strengthening babies' arm, back, neck, shoulder, abdomen and leg muscles and accelerating their motor development. Motor development is significantly slower in children who do not spend time in the tummy position. Motor skills such as grasping, holding the head, crawling, turning around, walking and sitting develop much faster in children who are active in the tummy position. Improvement of the child's eyesight. This allows babies to observe their surroundings from a wider angle. In addition, babies learn to keep their balance. The risk of head deformation due to lying on their back is reduced. Thanks to the tummy position, babies can fix their body and control their head.