Apps: Visual Stimulation for Babies and Toddlers

Engaging high-contrast images designed for baby brain development on iPhone and iPad.

Has your baby lost interest in static black and white images? It might be time for the next step: gentle, animated visual stimulation. Our suite of baby apps features bold shapes, faces, and movement to support focus, tracking, and early cognitive growth—from infancy through toddlerhood.

Best High-Contrast Visual Stimulation Apps for Babies (2–6 Months)

Looking for baby apps that go beyond static flashcards? These high-contrast visual stimulation apps are designed specifically for infants aged 2 to 6 months. With simple animations, bold shapes, and calming sounds, they support early brain development and help babies begin to track, focus, and respond to movement.

High Contrast Images for Baby​
Infant Zoo: High Contrast Images for Baby​
Mebop Maestro
black and white faces for babies
Infant Faces: Black and White Faces for Babies
Mebop Body

Interactive Peekaboo Learning Apps for Toddlers (9 Months – 3 Years)

As your baby grows, so does their curiosity. These toddler-friendly apps turn simple interactions into fun learning moments. From animal sounds to multilingual naming games, the Peek-a-Zoo series is designed for children 9 months to 3 years, blending gentle screen time with early learning milestones.

Peek-a-Zoo Wild
The Original Peek-a-Zoo
peekaboo barn sitting on a tractor
Peek-a-Zoo Moo
Peek-a-Zoo Train
Peek-a-Zoo Underwater
Egg Heads
The Peek-a-Zoo Collection

🧠 Why Visual Stimulation Matters for Infant Development

During the first year of life, your baby’s vision is still developing. High-contrast images help stimulate visual processing and support neural growth. That’s why our apps use bold shapes, faces, and simple motion — to gently encourage focus, attention, and cognitive connection from day one.

High-contrast black and white visual cards displayed in front of a baby to support early visual development.

How High-Contrast Images Support Baby Visual Development

Almost a decade before I became a mom, I was a doting aunt, completely enthralled with my older sister’s first child. He was the first baby I’d even been in close contact with, and maybe even the first baby I’d ever held! I visited every chance I could and was fascinated by everything he did.

High-contrast images of abstract shapes in black, red, and white designed to stimulate infant vision

How I Used High-Contrast Images in Our Daily Routine​

Discover how I gently worked high-contrast images into our baby’s daily routine—from tummy time to diaper changes—and why these simple visuals support early brain and vision development.

Three high-contrast bird illustrations in black and white, red, and color—used to support baby vision development.

Baby Vision Development: When Can a Newborn See, and When to Introduce Color​

Ever wonder when a newborn can actually see? In this post, I break down baby vision development month by month—showing you when to use black and white visuals, when to introduce color, and simple ways to support your baby’s visual growth from day one.