Seeing your little angel born into the world, must be very happy. You might also be impatient waiting for Little One to look and recognize your face. However, from what age does the baby see? Come, recognize the process of developing your baby's vision.
Once born, babies can actually see. It's just that his eyesight is still very limited, which is only about 20-30 cm, or as far as your visibility and your little one when being breastfed.
In addition to not being able to see long distances clearly, both eyes have not been able to move properly together, so that his eyesight has not been focused.
Stages of Little Vision
Eyes and the ability to see your little one at birth is not perfect. However, the process of rapid development in his sense of sight will occur in the first months of his life.
The following are the stages of the development of the ability to see in infants:
Second month
If in the first month your child is only interested in black, white, or bright colors and cannot distinguish similar colors like red and orange, in the second month your baby will begin to learn to distinguish colors.
You can help its development by showing a variety of books, toys, pictures and photos with bright colors.
Fourth month
At the end of the third month, he will start to be interested in watching moving objects. Even more so if the object has interesting patterns and shapes. Entering the fourth month, babies begin to enjoy seeing the faces of those around them, and recognizing the faces of their parents. Even from a distance, Little One can recognize several familiar faces.
In the fourth month, the baby's visual acuity is increasing. Likewise with motor development. That is why, four-month-old babies begin to enjoy pulling your earrings, glasses, glasses or hair. At this age, babies are also happy to see their own reflection in the mirror.
To help your little one's motor development and vision at this stage, you can provide colorful toys that he can hold and move, such as rattles.
Fifth month
In the fifth month, the baby is able to recognize an object, even though it only sees a small part of the object's shape. He also has begun to follow moving objects and see objects that are small in size. He can distinguish between bright colors and can be introduced to pastels.
In this fifth month, Little One can also begin to mimic your facial expressions. You can invite her to play Cilukba to stimulate her visual abilities.
The eighth month until the age of 1 year
In the eighth month, Little's vision is nearing perfect, even almost as good as adult's vision. An eight-month-old baby is able to see long distances more clearly, though not as well as close vision.
Arriving in the ninth month, Little's vision has become even sharper and can take very small objects. He can also point and ask for objects that are nearby.
At the age of 1 year, your baby can begin to see clearly. He can easily recognize people he already knows, even from a distance, and can distinguish between long and close distances.
Now you already know how your baby's vision develops and when the baby's age can see clearly. Encourage your child to play and stimulate his visual abilities by providing a variety of toys that have interesting shapes and colors.
The speed of the development process of each child is not the same, including the development of the sense of sight. However, if your child shows signs of visual disturbances, for example, does not respond to brightly colored or luminous objects, the shape of your eyes look abnormal, right and left eyes are very different, or the eyelids cannot open, immediately consult your child to the doctor.
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