Do children have a narrower field of vision than adults?

Yes, children generally have a narrower field of vision compared to adults. This is partly due to the development of their visual system, which continues to mature as they grow. Additionally, children's body proportions, such as the size of their heads and the position of their eyes, contribute to this difference. As their visual and physical development progresses, their field of vision typically expands to more closely resemble that of adults.