In which month can a neonate typically follow an object within 60 degrees horizontally and 30 degrees vertically?

A neonate is generally able to visually track objects starting in the first month of life, but their ability to do so is quite limited. During this period, infants can follow a moving object roughly 45 degrees horizontally. However, by around two months, many infants begin to show improved tracking skills, allowing them to follow objects up to 60 degrees horizontally and about 30 degrees vertically. Therefore, the correct answer reflects the developmental milestone where tracking capabilities become more pronounced as the infant's visual system develops.

By the time they reach two months, infants are typically experiencing a noticeable enhancement in their visual acuity and tracking ability, which supports the ability to follow objects more effectively within those specified degrees.