What color is good for baby's eyes?

Everyone knows that after a baby is born, many organs of the body mature slowly, especially the eyes. Therefore, parents should try to choose soft colors in the baby's room, which will give the baby a visually comfortable feeling. It is also best not to choose solid-colored furniture. Try to pay more attention to color matching. Color stimulation will promote the development of the baby's eyes, and then promote the development of the baby's brain.

2-4 months old baby vision development

The visual concentration of two-month-old babies becomes more and more obvious. They like to look at moving objects and familiar adult faces. Can focus on objects in a coordinated manner and distinguish colors, but cannot distinguish depth. The eyeballs can move with objects within a 90-degree range. When objects approach the eyes quickly, protective reflexes such as blinking will appear, and the child will focus on the hand for more than 5 seconds.

After 3 months, the baby can fix his vision and see objects about 75cm away, with a visual acuity of about 0.1. The gaze time is significantly prolonged, and the sight can follow moving objects. The child likes to look at bright and vivid colors, especially red, and does not like to look at dull colors. Their preferred colors are red, yellow, green, orange, blue, etc. When lying on your back, your eyes will track the person who is moving.

How to use colors to stimulate your baby's visual development:

1. Black and white stimulation

Bob is still sensitive to black and white at this time, so the mother can prepare a black and white picture similar to a bull's eye for the baby to see, and slowly move the picture up, down, left and right, so that the baby's eyes follow the movement of the picture.

2. Three primary color stimulation

Babies aged 2-4 months are more sensitive to colors with strong contrast. Red, yellow and blue are of high purity and easy to identify. Exposing babies to pictures or toys of these three colors frequently can have a strong stimulation on their brains. In addition, the baby cannot distinguish between orange, green and purple at this time. But you can also show it to your baby. Seeing these colors will still cause obvious excitement in the baby's brain.

3. Diversified stimulation

The clothes that mother and baby wear on a daily basis should be as diverse in color as possible. Black, white and colorful are all necessary. The tones should preferably be all sensitive, with both dark and bright tones prepared. This will provide the baby with a rich variety of color stimulation. If your baby only looks at one color or tone for a long time, it can easily cause visual impairment. In addition, you can arrange and hang some colorful decorations around the baby's bed so that the baby can spend more time in contact with these colors.

Warm reminder: Don’t show your baby light-colored objects

Try not to show your baby pink, light blue, powder blue, natural colors, etc., because babies aged 2-4 months do not have the ability to distinguish light colors. If they often see these colors, it is easy to cause visual confusion in babies.