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Newborn babies are partially sighted, as they can only perceive the world in black and white with shades of grey, and can only focus on objects within 8 12 inches of their face.

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Newborn babies are partially sighted, as they can only perceive the world in black and white with shades of grey, and can only focus on objects within 8 – 12 inches of their face.

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