Patient's question:
Does watching TV for four months affect a child's eyes? I hope the doctor can explain it.Doctor's answer:
Babies are interested in TV because as their eye function develops, they can see things after about 4 to 5 months. However, what interests us is not the excitement of the programs but the dynamic images and flickering lights, which feel fresh to us. Around 6 to 7 months, babies become particularly interested in human faces and advertisements. Of course, not only can they see with their eyes but also hear music with their ears. It's best to limit children's TV watching time, as it can have some impact on their eyes.