What colour are the babies eyes at birth?

Babies' eyes at birth are usually blue. This is because the melanin (pigment) in the iris is still developing.

However, this doesn't mean their eye color is permanently blue. Most babies' eye color will change over the first few months or years as they produce more melanin.

Here's a breakdown of how eye color develops:

* Birth: Most babies are born with blue eyes due to low melanin levels.

* Months 6-12: Eye color may start to change as melanin production increases.

* Years 2-3: The final eye color is usually established.

It's important to note that some babies are born with other eye colors, like brown or green, and their eye color might not change much.

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