SPELLBOUND BY SCIENCE

Our products are uniquely designed with science to support babies’ visual and cognitive development. The results are magical.

We work with an orthoptist (or expert in children’s vision to you and me), to ensure that the scales, shapes and colours in our patterns are aligned with what your baby can see. This stimulate them and complements their development.

Because babies are captivated by our clever patterns, you’ll benefit from a well needed moment of calm to have a hot drink, take a lingering shower or just catch your breath and take it all in.

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Extra Large Terrazzo Print Sensory Muslin Square | 5+ Months | Etta Loves

XL TERRAZZO MUSLIN - for 5+ month old babies

£22.00

ZEBRA BABY KNITTED BLANKET - for 0 to 4 month old babies

ZEBRA KNITTED BLANKET - for 0 to 4 month old babies

£48.00

SENSORY BABY PLAYMAT- reversible 0 to 4 months and 5+ months

ANIMAL PRINT PLAYMAT- reversible 0 to 4 months and 5+ months

£75.00

XL Dandelion Sensory Muslin Square | 0-4 Months | Etta Loves

XL DANDELION MUSLIN - for 0 to 4 months old babies

£22.00

THE SCIENCE

Babies are born with fully formed eyes however they are not born with the ability to see clearly. This develops with time through practice and the forming of critical eye-to-brain connections.

Because of this, at birth babies are attracted to high contrast, large scale patterns but as the weeks and months go past their vision improves steadily and the world starts to appear in more vivid detail and colour.

At Etta Loves we use the knowledge of what babies can and can’t see at various stages of their visual development to design patterns that support their incredible discovery of the world around them. It’s why our patterns are often described as magical, as babies are calmed and mesmerised as they try to make sense of the fascinating shapes and contrast before them.

LEARN MORE

By around 2 months old, babies will be able to see bold reds and greens. By around 5 months old, yellow and blue should be visible. Babies can’t detect pastel colours until around 9 months old.