Art For Baby

"Art for baby brings together a collection of fascinating black and white images created by some of the world's leading modern artists. Each one has been specially selected to help babies begin to recognize pictures and connect with the world around them"--Colophon.

A gallery-quality board book to open newborn babies' eyes to the world of art.

"Art for baby brings together a collection of fascinating black and white images created by some of the world's leading modern artists. Each one has been specially selected to help babies begin to recognize pictures and connect with the world around them"--Colophon.

Babies respond most to high-contrast black-and-white images, therefore the artwork has been specifically chosen for maximum visual stimulation. This edition comes with a free wall frieze which is the perfect decoration for any nursery.

Did you know that research supports that highly contrasting colors help babies brains develop faster? Researchers believe that visual stimulation promotes nerve cell connections in the brain. This is why consistent visual stimulation is so important for newborns! Modern Art Baby is the perfect addition to your child's daily routine. The book uses shapes and boldly contrasting color like black, white and red to encourage visual excitement. Modern Art Baby allows the parent to be an active participate in their baby's early eye and brain development by encouraging memory, curiosity and nerve cell development.The creator of Modern Art Baby melts her passion for art with her experience of being a parent. She believes it's important to start developing imagination and creativity the moment a child opens their eyes. She draws on her experience as an abstract oil painter to develop the colors and shapes that create the heart of the book. Please enjoy Modern Art Baby and the connection of art and your child's development.Recommended age: 0-6 monthsRecommended viewing range: 8-12 inches; 20 - 30 cm

Famous paintings by Van Gogh, Renoir, Monet, and other major artists expose babies and toddlers to fine art and common first words. Art from the Start board books introduce basic concepts through fine art. The ten famous paintings in this beautiful little book instill an early love of art and help little ones to learn common first words. From “Mama, Daddy, and Baby” in Mary Cassatt’s masterpieces to “Stars, Moon, and Goodnight,” in Van Gogh’s Starry Night, each carefully chosen artwork gives children a different and beautiful way to look at familiar objects in the world around them. Similarly, Art from the Start: How is Mona Lisa Feeling? teaches feelings through famous portraits.

Chris Ferrie fans will love this perfect educational art book for babies and toddlers featuring essential STEAM words from the #1 Science author! Babies and toddlers are curious and ready to learn! Introduce them to art words that go beyond the basics with this first 100 words baby board book. From painting to photography, from music to theater, from literature to history and more, this is the bright and simple introduction to the smart words every budding scholar needs! Surprise your special little one at birthdays, baby showers, holidays, and beyond with the amazing opportunity to discover with this baby and toddler learning book! My First 100 Art Words makes a wonderful addition to many other gifts you may be searching for, such as baby first birthday gifts for girls and boys, early development toys for babies, baby learning games, gift sets for babies and toddlers, and more!

Viewing Art with Babies demonstrates how to facilitate quality art viewing experiences with babies from as young as 2 months old. Such experiences can help to nurture early literacy and receptive language skills, sensory stimulation, and early brain development. Based on the author’s research with babies in New Zealand, Australia, Romania, England, and the U.S., the book provides the reader with information about early brain, vision, sensory and language development, and the aesthetic preferences of babies. Danko-McGhee provides details about the type of art that babies like, how to display art in the learning environment, and how to interact with a baby when viewing art. Case studies of international museums, national museums, and community agencies that have had success with engaging babies in art viewing experiences have been included in the book as a way of demonstrating how theory and research can be successfully put into practice. Viewing Art with Babies details practical ways through which museum practitioners, early childhood and community educators, and parents can provide artviewing experiences in the museum, early childhood classroom or even their own home. It will be of interest to practitioners and parents around the world, and those engaged in the study of museum education.