Potential factors in life that affect children's eyes

Eyes are the windows to the soul and are also very important facial organs. There are many factors in life that can damage children's eyes, and these invisible killers hide in places that parents cannot see. We must take good care of these things that are bad for children's eyes and let the baby grow up peacefully!

Understand the importance of eyes

Organs for perceiving light: Through such visual organs, external objective objects and environment can cause direct reactions in the human brain, so the eyes are a very important part and vision should be checked every half to a year.

Understanding the functional structure: Objects have so-called bright and dark sides due to exposure to light or non-existence of light. The structure of the eye can detect and measure the brightness and darkness of the surrounding environment. It is also because of the different perceptions of brightness and darkness that there is a visual three-dimensional effect. In short, the functional structure of the eye is to provide vision.

Explain the causes of life hazards

No change in sleeping position: Sleeping position can also have adverse effects on children's eyes, which may be unexpected for many parents. Sleeping posture or habits may cause strabismus, which not only affects the appearance, but also affects the baby's vision.

Objects hanging on the bed: Small toys hanging on the head of the child’s bed may also have a negative effect on the baby’s eyesight. The baby’s eyes always like to chase cute little things. If the hanging position is not fixed, it may cause strabismus and other vision disorders.

Exceeding the playtime: Parents always spoil their children and will do anything as long as it can make the baby happy and not noisy, for example: using electronic products for too long, playing crazily with the children, etc. The former will cause the baby's eyesight fatigue, and the latter will make the baby too emotional.

Preventing potential dangers in everyday life

Change sleeping position: The sleeping position of the child should be changed frequently to prevent sleeping in a certain direction for a long time. For example, if the baby always presses one eye sideways when sleeping, the probability of visual impairment (hyperopia, amblyopia, astigmatism, strabismus and myopia, etc.) will be higher.

Change the position of toys: First, hang the toys tightly to prevent them from falling and injuring the baby. Secondly, change the direction of the toys frequently. In addition, when teasing the baby with toys, do not place things too close to the eyes.

Limit play time: Usually, playing with your baby or letting your baby use electronic products should not exceed half an hour. Take your child to look far away from time to time to help your baby strengthen his ability to identify distant objects. This will help relax the muscles around the eyes and prevent vision impairment.