Patient's question:
Can the baby see the light? Does dim light affect the baby?Past treatment history and effectiveness: Just heard from others that the baby shouldn't look at the light. What kind of help is needed: Want to ask for some guidance.
Doctor's answer:
According to your description and my clinical experience, the baby can see the light, but it is absolutely necessary not to place the light in a position where the baby looks very obliquely, as it can easily lead to strabismus. In clinical diagnosis, many such recommendations are given: Based on your situation, our suggestion is that dim light does not interfere with the baby's eyes, while too bright lights do have a certain interference on the baby's vision. If the baby takes a nap in the evening, it should be given a normal deep sleep environment, and the lights should be turned off before the nap. Do not use night lights in the evening.