Your Baby's Vision
Signs of Vision Impairment
Here's an age-by-age guide of signs to watch out for:
Birth
- Doesn't stare at a human face or a vividly patterned object
1 to 2 months
- Will not track an object
- Eyes wander or appear crossed or crooked
3 to 4 months
- Can't see you from across the room
- Doesn't reach for objects
Any age
- Doesn't see objects unless they are held close
- Turns sideways or tilts head to look at objects
- Has persistent redness in or around the eyes, or swelling or discharge from the eyes
- One or both eyelids droop
- Iris of one or both eyes appears cloudy
- Shows excessive tearing, light sensitivity, or blinking
- Rubs eyes frequently
- Sustains an eye injury
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