Patient's question:
Why can't children distinguish colors?Doctor's answer:
Children can usually distinguish colors when they start to respond to questions. This part of memory is mainly formed through the descriptions of colors by others to build their own awareness system. What you should do is be patient and ask them to identify various items of different colors. If they answer incorrectly, do not scold them to prevent them from intentionally giving wrong answers out of frustration. If the results still show they cannot distinguish, it is possible they may have color blindness, and it is recommended to have a thorough examination at the hospital.