The first year: By 6-12 months of age, a baby's iris has reached its final color. There are those who may go a little longer, and those with hazel eyes can appear to change between brown and green, but generally, the pigmentation has reached its full level by the first year.
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Around 12 months: The level of pigmentation of the iris is what detemines eye color. It reaches stable levels in children usually by 12 months but can take up to 3 years. Light colored eyes may seems to change with different lighting conditions despite having reached a stable level of pigmentation.
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