When does my baby’s eye colour become final?

Postnatal, Your questions

My four-month-old baby has beautiful blue eyes! I have brown eyes, but my mother’s eyes were blue, like my partner’s. I was wondering how long it takes for their eye colour to become final?

Joane

Joane, it can easily take a year for a child’s eye colour to become final. Even after one year, a child’s eye colour can change and add nuances, such as brown/green, gray/green, etc. Surprise! You’ll find out later!

Marie

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