What is the normal vision for a 6 month old baby?

When the baby is just born, his eyesight is very poor, and he may even be unable to see. This is normal. As the baby grows up, his eyeballs will begin to mature, so the baby's eyesight will become stronger and stronger. When the baby is six months old, he already has relatively strong vision abilities, such as being sensitive to light. So what is the normal vision for a six-month-old baby?

Normal vision for 6-month-old babies:

For babies under 1 year old, their eyeballs are not yet fully developed, their eyeballs are short in diameter, and they are in a state of farsightedness. When looking at close objects, the two eyes cannot be on the same axis, so there is a common esotropia, the so-called "cross-eye". As you age and your eyeball develops, this phenomenon will disappear.

Guidance:

Infants and young children are in the growth and development stage, and all organs of the body are in the process of maturation, including the eyes. The vision of a newborn baby is only 0.1; at one year old it is only 0.4. This is a normal developmental process. Why do we need to check the vision of 6-month-old babies? For infants, the physical examination of the eyes mainly focuses on eye movement and coordination, and whether there is strabismus, etc., to prevent problems such as amblyopia in the future.

The eyesight of babies aged five to six months is still very poor, and there is no clear normal value. Because it is impossible to check the eyesight of such a young baby, he will not cooperate. So the data is meaningless.

There is no need to worry about your child's eyesight when they are young.

Guidance:

In this case, the child is only 6 months old and his vision is still in the development process. It is not right to say that the child's vision is poor now. It's just like saying that a child is thinner or shorter, it actually has no meaning.

Generally speaking, the normal vision of children of this age is above 0.8 and 1.0. After the age of 6, visual acuity above 1.0 is normal. If it is lower than 0.8, you need to consider whether it is caused by myopia, hyperopia or amblyopia. Timely treatment is required.

For babies under 1 year old, their eyeballs are not yet fully developed, their eyeballs are short in diameter, and they are in a state of farsightedness. When looking at close objects, the two eyes cannot be on the same axis, so there is a common esotropia, the so-called "cross-eye". As you age and your eyeball develops, this phenomenon will disappear.

Guidance:

Infants and young children are in the growth and development stage, and all organs of the body are in the process of maturation, including the eyes. The vision of a newborn baby is only 0.1; at one year old it is only 0.4. This is a normal developmental process. Why do we need to check the vision of 6-month-old babies? For infants, the physical examination of the eyes mainly focuses on eye movement and coordination, and whether there is strabismus, etc., to prevent problems such as amblyopia in the future.