What is the normal vision screening for a six-month-old baby?

As we all know, when a baby is just born, his abilities in all aspects are very low. For example, his hearing is very poor, and his eyesight is also very poor. Therefore, the baby often does not respond to the surrounding sounds and light. But as the baby grows up, the relevant abilities will become stronger and stronger. For example, when the baby is 6 months old, he already has relatively strong eyesight. So what should be the normal eyesight of the baby at this time?

What is the normal vision screening for a six-month-old baby?

With the progress of society and the increase of smart electronic products, people's eyesight has gradually deteriorated. More and more people are wearing glasses. Now wearing glasses is not just a sign of academics, but also the result of watching too much TV and using mobile phones. Some children start wearing glasses at a very young age, which is also related to the inheritance of myopia from their parents. What is the standard value for vision screening for babies at six months?

Six-month vision screening standard values

Many parents of children have high myopia and worry that it will be passed on to the next generation. According to surveys, this situation does exist. However, in either case, the doctor will screen the baby's vision during the physical examination a few months after the child is born. This screening only shows that the baby will move his eyes as objects move, rather than screening for myopia. A 6-month-old baby's vision is not well developed, and he cannot see objects that are slightly farther away. As the baby grows and develops, his eyes will also develop, so parents do not need to worry.

At what age can infants and young children develop good vision?

The baby's vision is gradually developing with age. Before the age of one, his sight will move with objects and people, and he can judge the size and shape of objects. He likes to read books, can distinguish objects, and imitate actions at the age of 1-2. He can judge the size of objects, up and down, inside and outside, front and back, far and near, and other spatial concepts at the age of 2-5. He enters adult vision at the age of six or seven. And the stereoscopic vision function will reach normal at the age of 9.

During the growth of children, parents do not want their children to wear glasses due to myopia. It is not only inconvenient but also affects the appearance. Wearing glasses for too long may cause eye deformation. Therefore, parents need to pay attention when the children's eyes are not fully developed. Try to avoid direct sunlight and light into the eyes. Watch less TV and mobile phones during early childhood. If you need to read a book or watch TV, try to keep a certain distance, combine work and rest, and avoid excessive eye fatigue.