Tag Archives: child development

Quality and Function

Posted on July 17, 2015 by quiltify

You might remember Baby Nora from a prior post.  Nora is now five months old.  Isn’t she adorable?  Her style this day appears to be on the preppy side with the casual over the shoulder throw.   Nora is having some … Continue reading →

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Millie Monday …And Model Babies

Posted on May 4, 2015 by quiltify

Millie quilts my Don’t Bore Your Baby© quilts.  This is a quilt that I make to support a baby’s visual development and to help entertain the developed person that I believe exists in the temporarily, fairly useless, undeveloped body.  Here’s a link to my … Continue reading →

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Don’t Bore Your Baby quilt…Am I always slightly off mainstream?

Posted on August 12, 2014 by quiltify

I thought I’d dissect my ‘Don’t Bore Your Baby’ quilt© for clarification.  Newborns can see contrasts and colors, but work on focusing and differentiating.  If the baby’s surroundings do not have sufficient contrast and /or black and white, then the … Continue reading →

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Baby’s Vision Quilts

Posted on June 30, 2014 by quiltify

I’m making some quilts, which support a baby’s visual development.  Initially, babies see black and white or high contrast.  Then they see the fine lines.  Finally, they will begin to differentiate between colors.   I will have these products coming up … Continue reading →

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