What are the first colors a baby sees?

Babies are born with a limited ability to see colors. They primarily see in shades of gray and black for the first few months.

Here's a breakdown:

* Birth to 2 months: Babies can only distinguish between light and dark. They might be able to see some shades of gray, but not a full range of colors.

* 2-4 months: Their color vision starts to develop, and they can begin to see red and green.

* 4-6 months: Babies' color vision continues to improve, and they can see most primary colors (red, green, blue, yellow).

* By 6 months: They can see the full spectrum of colors like adults.

It's important to note that a baby's color perception develops gradually, and they might not be able to distinguish between certain shades of a color for a while.

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