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Values are typical averages from preferential-looking studies; every child develops at their own pace. Simulation is illustrative, not diagnostic.
Calgary Vision Centre · for new parents
Drag the slider through the first years of life. The picture shows roughly how the same scene — you, about 30 cm away, with a letter chart on the wall behind — looks to your child at each stage, and the notes explain what's developing and what to watch for.


Once depth perception switches on (around 4–6 months), move your mouse over the picture to feel the layers separate.
Values are typical averages from preferential-looking studies; every child develops at their own pace. Simulation is illustrative, not diagnostic.