Color blindness can be tested for once your little one turns four years old.
Color blindness is fairly rare, affecting only about 8-12% of the population. However, if your child is color-blind it can affect his learning process, and you’ll likely see these signs:
Color blindness is not a trait you can cure. However, if diagnosed, your child can be taught that the colors he’s seeing are actually green and red. If you suspect color blindness talk with your child’s pediatrician, because it’s very rare that a pediatrician would routinely screen for color blindness.
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