Patient's question:
Does sleeping in the sun for three-month-old babies affect vision?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it won't affect the child much as long as they don't look directly at the sun! However, it's best not to let sunlight directly shine into the baby's eyes because the various components of an infant's eyes are still developing and their function is not yet fully mature. Strong light can easily damage the cornea, affecting development and further impacting vision. Of course, if it's only once and the duration is short, the impact won't be significant. It's recommended to take the baby out to bask in the sun during periods when the sunlight isn't too strong, with a maximum of one hour per day, and be careful not to let the baby face the sunlight directly. Wishing your little one health and strong growth.