The color of your baby's eyes changes as they grow. Does it surprise you that your son was born with light eyes? Have you felt in a certain way 'defrauded' when you have seen that, little by little, his eyes are losing that bluish gray and turning dark?
One of the things that most fascinates mothers who have given birth for the first time and have just started in the adventure of motherhood is to see how the newborn changes in a matter of days. The little one you cradle in your arms today is no longer the same one you cradled in the hospital as soon as he was born, his weight curve grows and his body and features evolve at a dizzying pace.
On many occasions, the color of the baby's skin changes and the same happens with the tone of his eyes. Given this phenomenon, it is totally normal for many doubts to assail you. Why does the newborn's eye color change? What determines whether the baby has blue, green or dark eyes? You'll also want to know when your little one's final eye color sets. To all these doubts, we give you answers here to satisfy your curiosity as a mother and increase knowledge about the evolution of your child.
In this case, we are focusing all our attention on the tone of the newborn's eyes, that characteristic grayish color, sometimes even blue that, for a few weeks, makes us hope that by a whim of genetics it will give you a little gift in the form of those coveted clear eyes. However, on many occasions it is not only the color of the baby's eyes that changes as he grows, the same can also happen with the skin tone as we said before and even with the baby's smile. But, did you know that the hair color of the newborn does not have to be the definitive one either?
Indeed, the color of your baby's hair can also change as he grows. We tell you the reason for all these curious changes and we answer many other questions. Go ahead!
