The "optical flow" is the disappearance of objects' images at the edge of the visual field while the child moves forward. Awareness of this perceptual experience greatly increases when the infant

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The ability to notice optical flow occurs when the child begins to move around independently by crawling or walking. This movement allows the child to experience the disappearing visuals at the edge of their visual field and become aware of it. Losing the palmar grasp reflex, mastering the pincer grasp, and recovering from marasmus do not have any direct impact on the ability to notice optical flow.

The "Optical Flow" Is the Disappearance of Objects' Images at the Edge