Why do babies prefer black and white?

The high contrast between the two colors makes it easier for newborns, whose vision is limited, to see objects and patterns. With every passing month, though, babies' eyes and brains develop a greater ability to take in and process visual information. They'll gradually show an increasing preference for bright, primary colors (red, yellow, and blue) and more complex designs. You'll notice this in about a month or two, when you'll be able to lure your baby's attention with colorful pictures, photos, books, and toys. "By 6 months at the latest, a baby can see pretty darn well," says Jennifer Shu, a pediatrician and director of the newborn nursery at the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth." At that point, his vision is almost on par with that of an adult."


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