A set of Montessori comments

Product description: The set consists of 3 basic Montessori decorations for newborns (Monari, primary colors, and Qubi). Monari decoration: The Monari decoration consists of shapes in black and white in a two-dimensional display. It is better for the newborn to see shapes in high-contrast colors (black and white) because they find it difficult to see soft or muted colors. Monari is designed with different levels of height to help with various distances to develop the visual perception of the newborn as they focus between one shape and another. Primary colors decoration: The decoration consists of the primary colors (yellow, red, and blue) and should be used when the child is ready to receive those bright colors (usually around 5 weeks old). Primary colors are used in the decoration because the child can notice the difference between bold, high-contrast colors. These objects present three-dimensional images that make the child use their eyes at the same time. Qubi decoration: Qubi consists of five balls of one color in different shades. The balls are suspended on a peg in an ascending order at a 45-degree angle. The darker color has the longest strip because this shade is the easiest for the child to see. Then the balls gradually move upward in a row and become lighter in color. The material of the balls is very lightweight to the extent that they begin their slow, calming dance when gently blown on. It develops their sight through age-appropriate stimulation. Qubi is designed to strengthen eye muscles, neck, arms, and even core muscles, dynamic visual tracking, the ability to follow a moving object, improve color perception, encourage switching their gaze between objects, and visual discrimination.