Every infant's sight develops at a different rate. But here's a general timeline. Most newborns can spot things that are right beside them with their side vision. Their central vision isn't strong ...

That's the color of the inside of your uterus, so the cone cells for red develop first. Your baby's vision at birth is about the same as it was at 36 weeks of pregnancy. Although your newborn's ...

Two experts - Dr Angelica Ronald and Dr Alice Skelton - talk about how babies' vision develops and why they might stare at ...

Babies can see from birth, though at first your baby's vision is pretty fuzzy. In fact, babies start to see in the womb – ...

This limited scope of vision greatly affects their early communication and language skills. So as a parent, what's the best way to adapt to your baby's vision? Professor Ben Ambridge is answering ...