[Rainbow Books] Shape

Babies' visual development is so strong that they can be bright and dark from the moment they are born.
Starting at about three or four months after the neck is set, turn the picture book and show it to you.
You will start to stare at people's faces and things with clear primary colors, and follow moving objects with your eyes.
This series features a gentle touch of watercolors and a clear contrasting paper-cut-style illustration, perfect for babies who are first encountering a picture book.
The motif is nature and animals, so it is also recommended for prenatal education.

This "shape" picture book is not a Maruyashu.
The "shapes" of makigai and gourds are painted like paper cuts, and can be seen by small children. It is also a picture book that adults can enjoy, just like paintings.