Does hyperopia of +6.0 in infants usually reduce as they grow up?

the infant is in glasses now

This may not be true for all cases but I think that as the eyes grow and mature the correction the lenses are giving the child will eveutally correct the eyes. Not to 20/20 or to the point where they won't have to wear glasses but the point where they won't have to wear a +6.00 But it would all depend on the problem.

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