Final answer:
No, the statement is false. Newborns' vision is not yet fully developed and their visual acuity is poor. Their vision improves quickly after birth and they start developing color and depth perception throughout early childhood.
Step-by-step explanation:
No, the statement is false. At birth, infants' visual acuity is not at adult-like levels (e.g., 20/20). Newborns' vision is not fully developed, and both their retinas and the parts of the brain involved in vision are still immature. Most newborns are only able to focus on objects that are directly in front of their face and about 46 cm (18 in.) away. However, their vision improves quickly after birth, and they start developing color and depth perception throughout early childhood.