How far can a 3 month old baby see?

A 3-month-old baby can see approximately 12-18 inches away. This is why they tend to focus on faces, especially their parents', which are usually at this distance when they are being held or fed.

Here's a breakdown of their vision development:

* Birth: Babies are born with blurry vision, only able to see things about 8-12 inches away.

* 1 month: They can start to track moving objects and see colors more clearly, especially high-contrast ones like black and white.

* 2 months: Their vision continues to improve and they can start to recognize faces.

* 3 months: Their vision is sharper and they can see up to 12-18 inches away, making them more interested in exploring their surroundings.

Note: Every baby develops at their own pace, so some babies might have slightly better vision than others at this age. It's important to talk to your pediatrician if you have any concerns about your baby's vision.

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