The first time a newborn baby looks at a picture is about 7~ 10 second. Some babies can stare at 10~ 13 seconds or even longer. The longer they stare, the higher their IQ will be when they grow up.
At this time, the baby will have the ability to remember. About 3 days after seeing the first picture, the baby's gaze time will be reduced to 3~4 seconds, which shows that he is already familiar with this picture, and it is time to change another picture. You can train 10 times a day, with no more than 30 seconds each time and once every 20 minutes.
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Black and white card training can be started about 2 weeks after the baby is born. When training a baby, it should be done when the baby's physical and mental state is very good. Don't do it when the baby is tired and hungry. Stop training as soon as the baby is in a bad state. There must be enough light in the room.
At first, only one picture was shown to the baby every day, and gradually it can be increased to 2, 3 or even more every day. The cards you have seen can also be reused to consolidate your baby's memory. Let the baby look at Tuka easily, tell him gently and praise him. Babies are appreciated and can play a great role in their growth.