Muddle puzzle strips
Does your little one like puzzles and jigsaws? Why not try our muddled animal puzzle strips to test them. They couldn't be simpler to make and se...
Free board book with every purchase in September!
Helping your baby get a great start shouldn't be rocket science. We've done the research so all you need to do is enjoy some special time with your new little arrival.
Add some no-pressure sensory play to your day with our range of high contrast books and gifts, designed to support your baby's visual development from day one up to preschool and beyond!
We design gifts that last more than the usual few months, so why not cut through the baby clutter and foster a love of wildlife that will stay with your little ones as they grow and learn about our amazing planet.
When your baby is born their retinas are not fully developed and your baby sees the world very differently to an adult. Although they have been able to distinguish between light and dark in the womb, your new born can still only detect very large contrasts between light and dark for around 5 months.
Need some activities to keep the little ones amused? Our Wild Play area of the site has lots of free downloads and printables for you to have some animal fun at home or out and about. Suitable for a wide range of ages and stages and you can use them in whatever way your imagination takes you.
Our big dream is that owning something from The Little Black & White Book Project is a right of passage for every little new arrival to welcome them to our wonderful world. Helping you foster moments to play, moments to bond, moments of calm and a love for nature from day one.
Have you heard a lot about sensory play and you are curious as to why people talk about it so much? Well, it's really not that complicated to be honest. Sensory play is activities that stimulate all of a child's senses, usually not all at the same time but honing in on one or two in a specific activity.
If you know how sensory play can help and which senses you want to concentrate on, it can help to think about what you have at home that you can dial up to further support your baby or toddler's development.
If you want to find out a bit more take a look at our blog post
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