Babies can see objects (and people) from up to 18 inches away when they are two months old. That means you'll still have to approach near, but your baby will be able to view your face while feeding. When you walk near by, she should be able to follow your motions as well. Of course, many things can happen between now and then that could affect her vision. She won't be able to focus on every single object around her, but she will be able to see much better than a month ago. In other words, she's getting smarter! Some babies even start crawling at about this age. If she starts moving around more, check for anything she might have been stuck on before hand-she may have found a way to get over it. Your baby's eyes will continue to develop until she is around 4 months old. At first glance, it seems like she's always looking at something far away. But if you watch her eyes, you'll see them move around quite a bit. This is normal development. It's called "fascination." She's so interested in everything around her that she can't help but look away sometimes. Her vision will continue to improve after it reaches its peak around four months. Until then she's still learning where to focus her eyes, but once she gets past this stage, things will become clearer and clearer.