High Contrast Flash Cards
High Contrast Flash Cards
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Black & White Infant Flash Cards – 21-Card Development Set (0–6 Months)
Support your baby’s early learning with this beautifully designed 21-card black and white flash card set, created specifically for infants aged 0–6 months. High-contrast images are proven to help stimulate cognitive development, strengthen visual tracking, and support growing eyesight during the earliest stages of life.
What’s Included
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7 white cards with black animal illustrations
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7 black cards with white animal illustrations
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7 high-contrast pattern cards
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Durable laminated finish with soft, rounded corners
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Premium 10cm x 15cm sizing, perfect for little hands and tummy-time play
Why Parents Love These Cards
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Designed to support brain development and visual stimulation
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Ideal for newborns, infants, and sensory play
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Australian made, printed on environmentally friendly paper
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Long-lasting and easy to clean thanks to the laminated coating
Safety Information
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Recommended for ages 0–6 months with adult supervision
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Children 3 years and under must be supervised
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Not suitable for chewing or mouthing—may pose a choking hazard if small parts are damaged

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How does my purchase make a difference?
Every purchase you make supports children, families, and communities across Central Queensland. Your support helps us run playgroups, parenting programs, multicultural initiatives, grief support groups, and community events, creating lasting, positive change for generations to come.
Do you ship Australia-wide?
Yes! We ship across Australia. Orders are carefully packed once a week, so while delivery times may vary slightly, this ensures each order is prepared with care. Shipping costs and estimated delivery times will be calculated at checkout.
Can these products be used in a group or classroom setting?
Yes! They’re perfect for small groups, classrooms, playgroups, or family activities, encouraging teamwork, sharing, and collaborative learning.