Does the computer emit radiation that affects babies?

Patient's question:

My computer is relatively close to the bed. Sometimes the baby looks at the computer monitor (LCD). Is it harmful to the baby? What kind of help I am looking for: suggestions or opinions

Doctor's answer:

The radiation on the back and sides of the computer is relatively high, while the front has less radiation. Occasionally, letting the child look at things on the computer or TV screen is not much of a disturbance. Prolonged use of the computer can cause "computer spots" to appear on the face, as the child's skin is very delicate, so it is recommended to minimize contact with the computer.
Lifestyle care: Long-term computer use can strain the child's eyes. Frequent use of the computer can lead to "computer spots" on the face, as the child's skin is very delicate, so it is recommended to minimize contact with the computer. Computer radiation and industrial pollution can interfere with the human circulatory system, autoimmune function, perinatal function, and decomposition metabolism.