When do babies see fully?
Here's a breakdown of their vision development:
* Birth: Babies can see blurry shapes and light, but their vision is very limited. They can focus on objects around 8-12 inches away.
* 2-4 months: Vision improves rapidly. They can track moving objects and start recognizing faces.
* 4-6 months: Color vision develops and becomes closer to an adult's. They can see a wider range of colors and begin to understand depth perception.
* 6+ months: By this age, most babies have fully developed color vision and depth perception, allowing them to see the world in a way similar to adults.
Important to note:
* Individual differences: Some babies may develop vision faster than others.
* Eye health: It's crucial to have your baby's eyes checked regularly by an eye doctor to ensure healthy vision development.
Let me know if you have more questions about baby development!
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