If the baby accidentally sprays perfume into the eyes, it is recommended that the parents immediately flush the baby’s eyes with water and try to flip the baby’s eyeballs to make the flushing more adequate. After rinsing, parents are advised to take the baby to an eye clinic for an examination to clarify whether the perfume has caused damage to the eyes. Because perfume can damage the baby’s conjunctiva and even the cornea, only a slit lamp examination can clarify whether there is damage. Once the damage occurs, symptomatic medication should be given topically, such as topical antibiotic eye medication to prevent infection, and appropriate corneal repair medication should be used if there is corneal damage. So after your baby sprays perfume into the eyes you must first rinse the eyes and then go to the hospital for an examination.