Do you know that in the first time after their birth, children see the world in gray tones and indistinctly?
The eyeballs of a baby have a non-standard shape for an adult, so another feature of young children is hyperopia.
Baby's vision at 1 month
Babies do not react well to light. For a newborn to understand that a light is on in a room, he needs 50 times more light than an adult.
A child at this age begins to distinguish colors. Parents can already play games with their child to develop vision.
Child's vision at 2-3 months
The child has already grown up and knows how to concentrate on the subject. He can already stop his gaze on something and move it from side to side.
Baby's vision at 4-6 months
At six months, the child can already distinguish all colors! The eyeballs are able to change their location and track an object. The child has already visually mastered the movements of his hands and can easily find a toy.
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Child's vision at 7-12 months
At this age, children learn to follow not only their hands, but also to coordinate the movements of the whole body with vision. Kids at this age are better oriented in space and roughly understand the distance to objects.
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- how to identify a child's vision problems;
- 5 ways to keep your child's eyesight;
- how to detect vision problems in a child.
