The Munari Mobile helps the newborn develop his visual abilities and stimulates focus and concentration. The elements of the mobile are light, and even the slightest breeze can make them sway gently. This gentle, slow movement allows your little one to track them with their eyes.

This mobile helps your baby focus their eyes by looking at an object close and further away from their face. It is introduced when your baby can see a full spectrum of colors. The color gradients improve chromatic sense by differentiating between shades of the same colors.

The Montessori Ball has a pattern that is obvious and readily recognizable, which allows even newborn babies, whose vision has not fully developed yet, to see the movement of the ball precisely. When placed near a baby who is lying down, the baby can feel the ball touch different body parts whenever he or she moves, and therefore it promotes body awareness for the baby. The ball is shaped with an uneven surface, and is light enough for a baby’s small hands to grab it and during such a process the baby can develop his or her fine motor skills.

Show the cloth cards and make the crinkle sound. Black & white patterned cards provides tactile and auditory stimulation with visual experience. Later baby may hold and make the sound him or herself, which is an early lesson in cause and effect.

Stuffed Bee is the perfect size for a newborn’s grapple. The handle of the toy is like an umbilical cord, which gives the baby a sense of comfort.

Designed to hold a mirror and pictures during tummy time, this set introduces children to new images and perspectives while encouraging eye development and spatial awareness.

Black and white books for babies help to develop their optic nerves, encourage cognitive development, and so they'll gradually learn about the world around them, without feeling over-stimulated. You can also create an appealing garland that makes a unique children’s room decoration and helps develop baby’s vision.