Single-payer healthcare. Single-payer healthcare is a system in which the residents pay the state â via taxes in amounts determined by the state â to cover healthcare costs, rather than individuals buying from private insurers competing for their business.
Over the next ten to 12 weeks, you will notice your baby following moving objects and recognizing things, especially toys and mobiles with bold, geometric patterns. As their color vision begins to develop, babies will see red first â they will see the full spectrum of colors by the time they reach three months of age.
Do a home eye test. Shine a (not-too-bright) light into your baby's eyes and notice the light reflect (the tiny white dot that shows in the middle of each eye). When your baby is looking directly at the light, the light reflects should be in the center of each eye. This indicates that the eyes are straight. The tiny white dot should remain in the center of the eye as you move the light from side to side and around in a circle as your baby follows it. If, however, you notice that the white dot is in the center of one eye and off to either side of the other eye, your baby's eyes may be crossed. It's common for a baby's eyes to occasionally appear crossed when baby is particularly tired, but it's still important to mention what you noticed to your pediatrician at your baby's next scheduled checkup.