🌈 Wooden toys in a rainbow look put you in a good mood!
Rainbow colours promote children's development
Colour brings variety into our lives and make the world a little
lovelier! You can learn about why that's especially important for
children in the first year of their lives and why small foot makes the
youngest children so happy with wooden toys in cheery rainbow colours here.
Promote vision development with colours
Shortly after birth, children are already interested in their
surroundings even though they can't see very clearly until they're about
eight months old. Although their vision is blurry and they have almost
exclusively a preference for faces, babies can recognise and
differentiate colours more and more in their second and third months.
Studies have shown that babies can see all basic colours after three
months. Blue is the last colour to be seen – the S-cones in their eyes
needed to see this colour are the last to develop – while the colour red
is babies' first favourite colour, which can be explained by their
perception of this colour during pregnancy when looking at Mum's
blood-filled abdominal wall. It's important to note that babies react
particularly strongly to contrasting colours and shapes and bright
primary colours pique their interest a lot! That's why brightly coloured
wooden toys are especially suited for stimulating the brain and
children's vision development in this important time.
Rainbow toys made of wood
That's why small foot offers classic toys in luminous colours of the
rainbow! After all, what better way to bring colour into the nursery
than with cheery, brightly coloured rainbow toys made of wood?
The new favourites in the nursery range from noise-making marble runs and shape-fitting games to wooden building blocks, from shape-fitting cubes to bead mazes, and from stacking games and rainmakers to baby walkers: the colourful variety combined with the environmentally sustainable material of wood really is a true hit!
Promote children's development easily with colourful wooden toys
With the targeted use of colours, children's psyches can be influenced and healed while their development is
supported. The human eye consists of three different kinds of receptors
which react very differently to the colours red, blue, and green in
light incidence. What's interesting is that a reaction to colours seen
also takes place in the body. That means that people's physical
reactions to colours are basically the same and have nothing to do with
what a person "thinks" about a colour. Colours cause certain feelings
even in young children because every colour has a specific frequency and
energy which is transmitted into the human body. For adults, it's
enough to simply imagine the colour with their inner eye.
🔵 Blue causes feelings of calm and coolness and promotes reserve and introversion
🟢 Green is the most balancing and calming colour and promotes hope
🟡 Yellow is cheerful and bright and promotes an awake mind, courage, knowledge, and intellect
🟠 Orange has a signalling effect and promotes warmth and an open serenity
🟤 Brown / Wood is the colour of earth.
The right mixture is the key:
That's why wooden toys in rainbow colours don't just look stylish – they also make kids really happy!