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Let customers speak for us
recently purchased two hats as gifts for one of my husband‘s friends who’s expecting their first baby. The maroon hat was very even in color and the stitching underneath the brim, while a little bit more noticeable than on the black hat, was very even and clean.
It was awesome to be able to give a new dad a gift that is practical and developmentally beneficial which is a big thing for me as a Montessori guide purchasing gifts for others.
My baby and I love the hat. My only wish is you put a logo on the front. It’s a great company name, the hats are a little plain so would love to see a logo on the front.
This hat is the best! Great quality and my 3 month old is mesmerized by it! Have recommended it to so many!
I love this hat and so does my daughter! It helped distract her really well during her shots at her 2 month doctors appointment!
I got this as a christmas gift for my brother who has a newborn! It’s great quality and can’t wait to see him open it.
Nice gift for the Mom and Dad at their Baby Shower. I bought one of each V black and white line designs to help baby's eye development.
My husband has a larger head and usually wears a normal trucker hat on the last snap. The larger size hat is perfect and he loves it. He was pleasantly surprised how well it fit his head!
We got 2 hats and both are amazing quality and exceeded our expectations! We love the designs and are excited to use them for our new baby.
I gave this to my sister-in-law and she loves the cute hat and her baby loves staring at the pattern!!
This hat fits great! I have been wearing it on nearly every outing with our baby since it came!
Benefits of High Contrast Patterns
The most beneficial time to implement high contrast patterns will be during the newborn phase (birth to 3-4 months). This is because their eyesight develops so rapidly within these first few months.
Newborns are born with limited vision:
- Everything is blurry
- They can only see 8-12 inches in front of their face
- They can't perceive colors
2-3 Months:
- They will begin tracking (following) objects
- They will begin to recognize you!
- Their eyes may cross, but should start working together soon! (Binocular Coordination)
4 months:
- They should be able to see colors and different shades of colors.
- Hand/eye coordination begins
- Can see you from across the room!
5-8 Months:
- Depth perception develops
- May start to remember objects
By 12 months:
- Vision should be similar to an adults (Every child is different and develops at their own pace)
Why High-Contrast Patterns Matter
Even though a newborn’s vision is still developing, they are active lookers. Their eyes are naturally drawn to things that are easy to see, especially:
- Black-and-white patterns
- Bold, simple shapes
- Strong edges and outlines
High contrast patterns offer defined edges for newborn's to follow and study while everything is blurry.
