my baby's eye color 

Your baby's eye color is determined by genetic factors, and babies usually don't have a clear eye color when they're born. But babies' eye color can change over the course of about six months. After six months, the color will usually be permanent and will not change after that.

Eye color determining genes exist in pairs and are inherited from parents. As a result of the combination of these genes, the eye color of the baby is determined. Therefore, the eye color of the parents is an important factor in determining the eye color of the baby.

Generally, the eye color of babies becomes evident within six months. However, some babies' eye color may take longer and may even change during childhood or adolescence. The eye color determination process depends on the formation of a pigment called melanin in the iris of the eye, and this process is usually completed within the first few months after birth.

In summary, your baby's eye color is determined by genetic factors and becomes evident in about six months. However, some babies' eye color may take longer and may even change during childhood or adolescence.