• 2 weeks - 2 months: For the first two months of life, babies can only see high-contrast patterns and black and white. Therefore, this black and white Murari mobile is just what you need to help newborns during this time to train their eyesight, build neural connections in the brain and promote cognitive development.

• From 2 months: The Octahedron three-dimensional mobile is the second visual mobile introduced to infants, after the Munari mobile. At the age of two months, children's visual development begins to perceive red, orange, green and yellow, and by the third month they recognize blue. Therefore, the octahedron mobile is a very suitable material for a baby in this period. It is made of red, yellow and blue glossy paper that is folded into a hexagonal diamond-shaped composition and hung from a thin rod with a silk thread. Children in this era are easily attracted to this brightly colored and shiny mobile and focused on observation

• 2 - 4 months Gobbi Mobile is the third visual mobile to be introduced to babies according to the Montessori pedagogy. It consists of 5 airy spheres of a single color hung at a 45 degree angle, with the darkest color hung lowest and the lightest color hung highest. It provides an age-appropriate stimulus for baby's developing vision. The color variation is an additional element that they can explore with their eyes. You can grab them with your hands.

• 3- 4 months Dancer Mobile: is the fourth visual mobile you can introduce to your baby. This mobile is made from blue and silver tinfoil. Four little people with different weights and different ways of rotation can bring your baby a wonderful dynamic sensory pleasure. The realistic and artistic dancer pattern is suitable for children of this age, helping them to experience the real world.

Material and safety: non-toxic, BPA free

How to use: Hang it 30-35 cm above the baby's chest, at a 45° angle to the eyes.

Development Benefits
The child can slowly perceive the gradual change of colors from light to dark to further develop their color vision.
The child can concentrate and follow the slow movement of the mobile, practicing the gaze and tracking ability
The baby can develop its stereo vision
The baby actively interacts with its environment through the mobile without an adult helping it.