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BLACK AND WHITE:

• Does your child have low-level vision?
• Does your child fail to respond to motion?
• Does your child fail to respond to an object and/or color?

1. Your child most likely will be stimulated but they are typically unable to look away.
2. They cannot focus on a B+W, making it difficult to use binocular...

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Here, Felipe shows you the difference between immature and mature vision

• Immature vision is when the head moves with the eyes. 
• Mature vision is when the eyes can move independently from head movements. 
• At 12-14 months, a child should have mature vision.

If a child does not have the ability to express mature vision at this age, it is a sign that they will start to have (or are experiencing) deviations in movement development. 

Deviations in movement development can lead to developmental delays, if not addressed. 

That being...

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Are the Eyes Fine?