Rapid movement May Seem Blurred in Baby's Eyes

When playing with your little one should not make quick movements. Because the baby will look like a blur fast motion (blur) and it took longer to understand it.Baby's brain will gradually develop the ability to capture visual information from the environment to understand something. Researchers found that the speed limit can be recognized by the infant to changes in movement or event is about half a second.This condition suggests that infants can recognize changes in movement or event about 10 times slower compared with adults. Because adults are usually able to recognize the changes that occur rapidly at around 50-70 milliseconds."The experience suffered by the infant to the visual changes are different from adults," said Faraz Farzin researchers from Stanford University, as quoted by LiveScience, Tuesday (07/19/2011).To determine the baby's visual understanding of the speed limit, the research team monitored the eye movements of a group of infants aged 6-15 months showed 4 flashing box. Each box will flash alternately to draw attention to the baby's eyes, the future movements will occur more quickly.The study results are published in the journal Psychological Science shows that babies aged less than 15 months will see television images or movies such as blur (blur) when there is a scene that is changing rapidly.Besides vision have not grown completely, so you should not give him too much stimulation and changes in quick time as it will be difficult to understand and decipher what he saw.Initially the baby can only see clearly at a distance, especially the distance from the nose of the child to the mother's nipple. To stimulate your little vision can be stimulated by giving some interesting patterns or objects such as playing face, playing with the glass, revealing a cute toy or object and caught his attention.

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andi zulkarnain Updated at: 18.06