Chinese Symbols for Baby Brains
Babies love to look at high contrast colors and patterns. Research has shown that a baby's developing retina sees bold color contrasts best; all around the world, black and white and red are babies' favorite colors! Babies also seek out geometric shapes, especially circles, which readily captivate their interest.
The calligraphy symbols in this book not only introduce the beauty of Chinese language but are specifically designed to capture a baby's visual attention. They were created to naturally attract a baby's gaze in order to increase visual attention and stimulate brain development.
Chungliang Al Huang is the founder of Living Tao Foundation and the director of the Lan Ting Institute. He has written many Chinese wisdom classics, including Embrace Tiger, Return to Mountain and The Chinese Book of Animal Powers. He lives in Gold Beach, Oregon.
Lark Huang-Storms, PhD is a clinical psychologist, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, and Director of the Autism Program at Oregon Health & Science University. As a mother and scientist, she is continually amazed by children's neurodevelopment.