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Boyatzis and Varghese also found that boys in general were more positive towards darker colors. Such a simplified study begs more questions but forms the basic basis of understanding that children do assign feelings to colors. Delving deeper. Yes, there is a color feeling connection in preschool aged children. Red is mad, blue is sad, yellow is happy and green is glad. This commonsensical approach to tying primary colors with basic feelings is effective for young children. It is used endlessly in pre-schools, children's hospitals and trauma centers to access the often ineffable emotions of rapidly growing children.
The color red. As an infant, Samantha loved looking at the Coke cans I'd set out when guests were coming. It's no wonder: red is among the colors babies see best once their color vision first kicks in, at about 3 months. A newborn doesn't see in color at all, thus her early fascination with black-and-white patterns and playthings. Her color vision is fully in place by 4 months. Young children only really detect bold, primary colors; they probably discern reds and greens best, followed by blues and yellows, says Eliot.