Do babies only see in black and white? Pediatric ophthalmologist, Dr. Rupa Wong explains how a baby's vision develops.

In this video:
00:29 : Who is Dr. Rupa Wong?
00:40 : Can Babies See In Color?
00:50 : What is a Pediatric Ophthalmologist?
01:23 : Do Babies See In Black And White?
01:36 : Are Black And White Mobiles Better For Babies?
02:21 : When Do Babies Start To See Color?
03:20 : What Colors Do Babies See First?
03:46 What Are The Types of Color Photoreceptors?
05:08 When Does A Baby's Vision Develop?


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