Photographs and pictures with tips for counting and identifying shapes.

You've never seen flash cards as good as Baby Einstein's before!and with these cards you can introduce your child to numbers andshapes in a baby- / toddler-friendly way.You may not realise it, but babies already have a firm grasp on simplemathematical principles (they know when their plate is fulland when it is empty and they certainly know when a play-mate hasmore toys then they do!). Babies also have a developing appreciationof shapes and patterns. 'Numbers and Shapes' flash cards werecreated with these two things in mind and will support your child'sability to develop the building blocks of maths and geometry.

Each beautifully illustrated card features real-life images and words that will expand children's vocabulary, as well as enhance their concept development and word recognition skills. Language Discovery Cards include words in seven different languages, along with phonetic pronunciations to help children gain native and foreign language skills. The high quality laminated cards are durable and store conveniently in a slipcase. Their portability helps make Baby Einstein Language Discovery Cards the perfect on-the-go learning activity for babies and toddlers.

This oversized board bookis designed to introduce youngsters to the world of numbers and to assist inunderstanding the significance of numbers and counting in their everyday world. With beautiful illustrations, captivatingphotographs of familiar objects all in repetitive sequences, youngsters will beginto understand numbers! Baby Einstein Books is an imprint of developmentallyappropriate, interactive books designed to introduce children ages 0-3 toclassic poetry, art, and foreign languages in a fun and accessible way. A combination of playful images,beautiful photography, and bold illustrations with multilayered text willcaptivate and stimulate babies and young children. This “humanities for babies” program, based on theaward-winning video series, taps into the natural learning potential of youngchildren—and their parents’ aspirations for them. The Baby Einstein Company,founded in 1997 by stay-at-home mom Julie Aigner-Clark, has produced numerousvideos, CDs, cassettes, DVDs, flash cards, and puppets, and has receivedseveral awards and citations for its work. The company is extending its brandthrough sales in the mass market, as well as through its licensing relationshipwith Hasbro for toys. Other licensing relationships in interactive multimediaand television are in the works.