Which of these two baby flash cards is the right one to use?
Take a look at the baby flash cards below...
Is this an Elephant?
or
that?
YES, both are elephants!
Realistic Or Cartoon baby flash cards? Which would you show your baby or toddler?
All parents I asked would say the REAL LIFE picture, not the CARTOON or illustrated picture.
Do you know using realistic pictures to teach your child the Right Brain Education Method (Shichida, Heguru, and Glenn Doman method) is COMPULSORY?
Please show only realistic picture flash cards!
As for math baby flash cards...
or
this?
There are two types—Red Dots math flash cards and Numeral flash cards.
"Dots" on the blank sheet of white cardboard represent the number of objects,
and
Numerals like 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... are symbols representing the numbers of dots on the white cardboard.
Always start your baby or toddler with the Red Dots flash cards and later move on to the Numeral flash cards.
Why Only Use Realistic Baby Flash Cards?
Realistic flash cards are a valuable educational tool that can aid young children in developing their cognitive abilities by helping them identify people, objects, and things in their immediate environment.
By presenting images that closely resemble real-life counterparts, these flash cards stimulate children's observational skills and enhance their understanding of the world around them. Through repeated exposure to realistic flash cards, children can build a strong foundation for vocabulary development and object recognition.
Conversely, cartoon flash cards primarily serve as a source of entertainment for babies and toddlers.
While they may capture the attention of young children with their colorful and engaging designs, cartoon flash cards often lack the realism necessary for effective learning.
Instead of focusing on accurate representations, cartoon flash cards prioritize fun and amusement, which can be beneficial for keeping children entertained but may not offer the same educational value as realistic flash cards.
If you are looking for realistic flash cards to teach your baby or toddler, do take a look at the www.rightbraineducationlibrary.com learning material.