If you notice your child's eye, or eyes, crossing, you may be wondering if you should see a pediatric ophthalmologist. Here's what to know!
Should I be concerned if my child has crossed eyes? The answer is a resounding yes. When to be concerned is another question. During the first few months of life many infants appear cross-eyed at times. This normally resolves once they reach about 4 months. If your child still is having issues with a turned eye after that, it is definitely time to be concerned. We will explain why.
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