Patient's question:
What kind of help do you want: A premature baby born at less than eight months. Now she is over a month old. She doesn't react when you play with her and doesn't seem to look. Is there a problem with her vision? How old can she see things?Doctor's answer:
Hello friend. I'm very happy to answer your question: The first year of a baby's life is the golden period of growth. Although the baby is premature, after birth, attention should be paid to the baby's nutrition. The growth rate is the same as that of a full-term infant. Generally, it is after the age of one. This depends on the parent's care and the baby's development. Usually, they will lag behind full-term infants. Moreover, the baby's constitution will also be relatively weaker.