At what age can a baby see?

Babies are born with the ability to see, but their vision is blurry and develops gradually over the first few months of life.

Here's a breakdown of typical vision development:

* Birth: Babies can see light and dark and have some limited ability to focus on objects.

* 1 month: Vision is still blurry, but they start to follow moving objects with their eyes.

* 2 months: They can distinguish between different colors and patterns, and their depth perception begins to develop.

* 3-4 months: They can track objects more smoothly and their vision becomes clearer.

* 6 months: Their vision is similar to an adult's, and they can see colors and details sharply.

It's important to note that these are just general guidelines. Some babies may develop vision at a slightly faster or slower pace. If you have any concerns about your baby's vision, it's always best to consult with your pediatrician.

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