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Is there any study which tells how useful are high contrast things for kids? When my son uses my mobile phone (which he knows how to turn on, off, unlock) - I
by makuchaku 11y ago
Is there any study which tells how useful are high contrast things for kids?
When my son uses my mobile phone (which he knows how to turn on, off, unlock) - I generally turn brightness very low. This is in stark contrast to red/white :-)
- crucialfelix 11y agoHe means those Alexander Calder spinning hanging sculpture things you hang over the crib. http://www.houzz.com/photos/1211969/Blue-and-Grey-Whales-Baby-Mobile-by-Lovelyfriend-contemporary-baby-mobiles http://www.houzz.com/photos/1211969/Blue-and-Grey-Whales-Bab... so your 1.5 year old is already swiping ? maybe hold off on getting him an oculus rift, okay ? :)
- solipsism 11y agoMy kid was an ipad expert by that age. 4-finger swiping and everything. At 2 he now knows his mom's unlock code and can punch it in. As long as a child has a healthy mix of real world and outdoors, I'm convinced that tablets and phones are amazing brain stimulation for children.
- DanBC 11y agoThis high contrast stuff is for tiny infants.