Baby’s Eyes
What, if the color of my baby’s eyes change with time? This is one of the most-asked questions from parents. We has to wait from four to six months after birth to see the approximate color ,who the baby will “wear”.
In some babies, changes occur until the ninth month, and this is quite normal. The best time-stamp when it is still early to find the true color is to see yours and on your partner. If you are both with dark-eyed, the chance your child is blue-eyed is very small. Still, it is not unusual the baby to have brighter eyes than yours. It is possible that a child is born in a dark color and over time to become lighter. Another major concern for the new parents is the blurred look with the gray color of eyes on the newborn. Do not worry. This will be fine, and the eyes will clear up very soon.
There are many changes that happen after one birth – both to you and your baby. These include changes in hair and skin. Changing eyes is a natural process. The one who will stay will be closer to yours than to the one with whom the baby is born.