I recently had a baby and have been catapulted into the world of baby paraphernalia. When I started researching newborn developmental stages, I found out that newborns can only see to about 30cm away in their first months of life – and their vision is blurry and not great with colours. They can better recognise and focus their attention on black and white or highly contrasting colours.
The great thing is that at this stage of development, the simplest shapes are likely to yield the biggest results, so even if you can't draw or have never tried, you can easily create a pack of cards or even a book for your little one!
That's right,you need no previous experienceto join this class and create a beautiful gift that is sure to capture your baby's attention and foster their curiosity and cognitive skills!
In this class, I'm going to go through thebasics of creating a cohesive set of cards(which you can use as an age-appropriate picture book too!). We'll talk aboutplanning, thumbnails and the softwareyou can use. I've kept eachvideo short enoughthat you can watch it between one baby nap and another without losing your focus.

DOWNLOAD FREE: Art for babies: Create a set of high contrast cards for newborns (Montessori style)