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When a child is born, the eye’s development is not complete! Blood vessels are still growing, the retina is undergoing its final stages of development, and neural connections are being established between the eyes and the brain. Because of this, the first several years of a baby’s life are extremely important in shaping their future vision. If an eye turn starts to form, or the child is born with a high prescription, or there is some anatomical anomaly, these final stages of the eyes’ development will be affected.