I bet you don't know this

Philippines
April 27, 2011 8:17pm CST
New born babies see thing upside-down and in black white. Isn't that cool? :D Just a trivia. Happy myLotting!
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10 responses
taski24
@taski24 (214)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
I am aware that newborn babies see contrasting colors like black, white, and red. But I am not sure about the upside down view theory. Maybe it would be helpful if you can post your source here.
taski24
@taski24 (214)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
sorry, my bad. Maybe you can post the entire information about newborn's vision being upside down. I'm curious, too. You see, I have a two-month old son, and I'm trying to learn everything there is to learn about visual stimulation for newborn babies...
altirbonganay
@altirbonganay (287)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
I've read it in TIME Almanac. Know what an almanac is? LOL! :p
altirbonganay
@altirbonganay (287)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
Thanks for the response though.
frontvisions101
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
That's not cool at all. Imagine seeing things upside down and in black&white, would it be cool seeing that way? Upon knowing that, I'd say it's awful. New born babies are having an awful life.
altirbonganay
@altirbonganay (287)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
Come on! Awful?! Are those babies able to recognize that seeing things black and white and upside-down is awful? Of course not. I don't think they don't even feel that "awfulness" that you are talking about. Thanks for the response though.
frontvisions101
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
Yep it's awful. Even dogs know what awful means, you know.
cmecu6
@cmecu6 (420)
• United States
28 Apr 11
how exactly was it determined that new born babies see upside-down and in black and white? If it is true, it is pretty cool, but just curious as to how it was determined?
cmecu6
@cmecu6 (420)
• United States
28 Apr 11
cool.. I'd like to read this article.
altirbonganay
@altirbonganay (287)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
I've read it in TIME almanac.
starsailover
@starsailover (7829)
• Mexico
28 Apr 11
Hi altirbonganay: I didn't know this until I've read your discussion. I have made a research on the net and it seems that you are right. But it's nortmal. It takes some time for the babies to develop their vision sense. Thanks for sharing with us this information. ALVARO
Redva Kaurvaki
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
28 Apr 11
Does it really happen? It's cool.... why dont you post the picture?
altirbonganay
@altirbonganay (287)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
Picture? From where? The baby's point of view? Is that possible? :D
StrobeLightNick
@StrobeLightNick (54)
• United States
28 Apr 11
that is wierd. almost as disturbing as the school lunch, which is relentless amounts of undercooked psudochicken(mystery meat)
altirbonganay
@altirbonganay (287)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
(TYPO ERROR: things*) Hello StrobeLightNick, Thank you for your response! I don't find this weird. This is cool! :)
StrobeLightNick
@StrobeLightNick (54)
• United States
30 Apr 11
wierd, cool: they are the same exact thing to me. I love science
tyronie4cash
@tyronie4cash (925)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
Really? Wish I could remember seeing things like that when I was a new born baby. Hahaha.. Kinda like dog right? They said dogs see things in black and white. :) Thanks for sharing this.
picjim
@picjim (3002)
• India
28 Apr 11
Useful bit of information.I as my predecessors are curious to know how this has been arrived at.The researches must be lauded for making this discovery.I wonder at what age the babies get normal vision?
Always smiling
@allknowing (130092)
• India
28 Apr 11
No wonder they grin looking at us. Must be finding the scene quite funny!
anjiel052707
@anjiel052707 (410)
• Philippines
28 Apr 11
hi... is it a fact..? how certain are you with that info..? aren't new born babies have their eyes shut when they came out in this "cruel world"? =D