High Contrast Infant/Newborn Cards

Hello everyone, I had a baby a little over a year ago.  While learning all there is to learn about newborns and babies, I learned that newborns don't see very well. In fact, their vision is mostly blurry, and they only see in blacks, whites, and grays. Because of this a lot of people recommend high contrast cards for them to help with their vision development. I noticed a lack of these cards on websites so I decided to make some for my baby. I also wanted some kind of texture for her to explore, so I made the symbols and borders approximately 2MM tall, that way as she learns to hold and touch things she can feel the texture and work on motor skills.

These should be relatively easy to print, however my first print didn't go so well (I attached the photo, it's the triforce one). Due to this I added some mouse ears to them to help hold them down, and the mouse ears remove pretty easy, and it came out perfect (the butterfly in the main picture). If you print one and still have problems with the corners peeling or warping, try reducing your cooling fan speed, as well as disabling it for the first 5-10 layers. If you have any issues let me know and I'll try to help.

Also, this doesn't need an AMS or MMU to print. If you don't have an AMS or MMU, all you need to do is insert a pause on layer 11, then switch from white to black and resume printing.

If you need any help or want different animals or shapes let me know! Currently there are 16 of them and they take a little over an hour each to print. They are about 127MM x 127MM (Or 5" x 5"). If you want them a different size you can scale them as you wish!