Can he see right away?

Question

i have heard that a baby can/cannot see right away..

im sure my son can see just not that well he is 1 week and 2 days. He opens his mouth and smiles all the time.

when babies are born they can see right.? And when is it when they get there full vision/sight?

Answer 1

I don't know how accurate this site is, but it's definitely interesting:

http://tinyeyes.com/tinyeyes/

Answer 2

We just welcomed our baby girl into the world three days ago and this is what our doctor told us.  A baby 8-10 inches away from their face.  That is why doctors recommend when you hold your baby put your face up close and let your baby look at you.  Babies eyes aren't fully developed at birth thus explaining why their eyes can be cross eyed.  But over the next couple of weeks their eye sight will develop and they will able to see farther from their faces.  But for now cuddle him and bring your face close to his...  

Good luck

Answer 3

they can see just fine, colors and all. they can see very clearly by 6 months, average

Answer 4

When a baby is first born they can see but its only within a small distance...about from your arms to your face(like when you hold him in your arms) it gets better as he ages and usually to the best of my knowledge they can see pretty dern good by about 4 months or so.

Answer 5

when they are first born they see pretty blury. They can only make things out up close. Their vision improves very fast. My daughter is 3 months old now and she can see fine. I know this because she vocuses on peoples faces from across the room, even when I am peeping through a gap in the door to see if she is sleeping! haha. I guess it differs with each baby but you will notice the improvement yourself. At first they will have very vacant stares and before you know it they will be looking you right in the eye.  

Answer 6

Yes, babies can see from the moment they are born! In fact, they can see light (if you put a light on your tummy) while they're in the womb!