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Vision

A newborn's eyes are sensitive to the human face and movement. She will probably develop complete three-dimensional vision only by the time she is four months old.

What can a newborn baby see

In the first couple of months, your baby will not be able to focus on anything further than ten inches from her face. A newborn's eyes are sensitive to the human face and movement. A newborn's colour vision is initially limited to bright colours like red and blue, and then expands to include green and yellow.

When will my child develop perfect vision (like an adult)

The baby will probably develop complete three-dimensional vision only by the time she is four months old. She will probably have perfect vision by the time she is six months old.

How can I tell if my child has a vision problem

If your child keeps bumping into the furniture or has trouble following the trajectory of a ball thrown to her, it may be a sign that she cannot see properly. Be alert for changes in the appearance of her eyes, such as a lazy eye, drooping eyelid or a squint.

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Suhasini.14 years ago

for a good vision, a child must be given carrot juice, so that he has a good vision in the future. but care must also be taken that he does not there should not be an overdose of carrot.

praveen umdekar(self).14 years ago

sir,
i hava eye problem in my left side eye. the problem is that i can see only 20% and my vno. is 6/36 and this eye is'nt positive this problem ia from birthhood

grandmom.14 years ago

is flash safe for baby's eyes while taking
occasional pictures of a baby ? thanks.

sam.14 years ago

my daughter is 6ys old,and she is wearing the glasses of -4,doctor says its normal but i am worried about it please help me how can i improve her vission.thanks

SouRavi.14 years ago

i have high power in right eye. does this mean my one year and 8 months baby will also have eye power.

anu.14 years ago

my father-in-law is squint, can that be heiredatary. will my baby have the same problem? how do i detect it

Shreeta.14 years ago

i was born with cataracts and have glaucoma in my right eye . what are the chances of my child having the problems . i am the 1st one in my family to have this . please advice thanks