Eyes Flashcard for Babies
Two big friendly eyes, drawn in bold black and white. Faces are the first thing babies love to look at, and eyes are the part they study longest — this card gives your baby exactly that, up close.
Why black and white works
Gives brand-new eyes one bold, easy target to lock onto in the first blurry weeks.
Show it slowly
Hold it a hand's width from your baby, drift one slow inch, then rest.
What it builds
Steady staring builds the eye muscles that focusing and later tracking depend on.
Print it like this
Print on bright white cardstock so the black edges stay crisp.
Baby tip
Two calm minutes are plenty; stop while the gaze is still fresh.
Teach it, step by step
Want the full walkthrough? Open the Eyes lesson on the Learning Path.
From the Faces & Visual Tracking for Babies 6–12 Weeks class on the Learning Path.
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