TinyEyes will show you how a baby sees an image that you provide. Our baby-vision simulation method is based on scientific studies of infant visual perception. Please remember that this is our best scientific guess about how a baby of a particular age would see the world. There is quite a bit of individual variability, so any particular baby may see things differently.
Here's a picture that shows The Presurfer as you see it (left) and how an 8-week old baby would see it (right).

(via J-Walk Blog)
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The first dream I can remember having, I was roughly 3, was all in grey, various shapes of various sizes were floating around me. I can remember feeling frustrated when I woke up looking at all of the grey things in my bedroom, not understanding why they weren't pink. I had a hard time distinguishing pink from grey until I was about 5.
Maybe this has cleared up a little mystery for me.
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