In terms of vision,newborns:
A) can only distinguish light from dark.
B) have remarkably well-developed near and far vision.
C) can see outlines of objects both near and far but cannot distinguish details.
D) have fairly good vision up to about 12 inches from their eyes.

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Newborns have fairly good vision at a distance of about 8 to 12 inches from their eyes, which is roughly the distance to the face of a person holding them. Their vision is not as clear or as far-reaching as that of an adult, but it is developed enough to allow them to see outlines and major contrasts. This distance is also optimal for bonding and attachment, as it is the typical distance between a baby and a caregiver's face during feeding and holding.

In Terms of Vision,newborns