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Q: Will my baby's eye color change? A: Hoping your baby's gorgeous blue peepers won't darken? You should know that many babies are born with blue eyes, which may change color (usually becoming darker) over the course of the first year of life. Usually your baby's eye color at 6 to 9 months should be close to the permanent hue. What color your baby's eyes will ultimately be depends on the kinds of dominant and recessive genes she received from you and your husband at the time of conception. Though there are always pleasant surprises, these odds can help you make an educated guess:
The retina is almost black, and it looks blue when seen through the pale iris. Dark eyed babies can develop color in their irises by a couple months of age. Light eyed babies can take over six months to develop their eye color. I wouldn't argue with a relative who insists your baby's eyes look blue, because they do. Just realize the color is going to change over several months.