Red blood clots in the baby’s eyes at birth may be caused by the extrusion of the birth canal, but also can not be ruled out is caused by subconjunctival hemorrhage, acute conjunctivitis, etc. The patient can follow the doctor’s instructions to use the general treatment, medication, surgical treatment and other ways of treatment, to promote the recovery of the condition. 1. Squeezing of the birth canal: During labor, the squeezing of the birth canal can lead to red blood clots in the baby’s eyes at birth. If the bleeding is small, it can usually be absorbed gradually and has less effect on the child’s visual function. If there is more bleeding in the eye, the child can be treated with surgery, such as vitrectomy, to improve vision. 2. Subconjunctival hemorrhage: If the baby’s eye has a clear history of eye trauma and rubbing the eye vigorously with the hand, it can lead to rupture of small blood vessels on the surface of the eye, causing subconjunctival hemorrhage. There is no obvious eye discomfort symptoms do not need treatment, most of them can subside naturally. Early eye trauma patients can be localized cold compresses on the eyes, and after 48 hours can be hot compresses to promote the absorption of blood clots as soon as possible. 3. Acute conjunctivitis: If the child’s conjunctiva is infected by bacteria and other germs, the child can also appear red eyes, the patient can follow the doctor’s instructions to use tobramycin eye drops and other medications to promote the recovery. It is recommended that children with red blood clots in their eyes seek medical attention to evaluate their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.