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Old Nov 6, 2006, 12:33 PM
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Are a babies eyes full size at birth I heard that they are. Nose and ears grow, but eyes are full size at birth true or false?

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Old Nov 6, 2006, 05:13 PM   #2  
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According to a study at University of Illinois, babies eyes are about 75% the size they will eventually be.

So, apparently their eyes will grow be 25% as they mature.
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Babies eyes and ears are usually the same size at birth and at adult hood.

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jgj6331 disagrees: Babies' eye grow after birth as do their ears. Ears may continue to grow through adulthood - just look at any elderly gentleman and try to imagine those ears on an infant!!!
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Not ears??
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Old Nov 6, 2006, 07:03 PM   #5  
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According to a study at University of Illinois, babies eyes are about 75% the size they will eventually be.

So, apparently their eyes will grow be 25% as they mature.

Thanks I thought it was 100%
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