Generally speaking, 11-month-old babies with strabismus cannot be cured on their own. Strabismus is more difficult to cure on its own, and if it is not treated in time, it may affect the normal development of the baby’s eyes. Generally speaking, it can be corrected by wearing lenses to correct strabismus or by surgery. It is important to pay attention to safety when wearing lenses to correct strabismus. If the strabismus disappears after three months of treatment, you can continue to wear the lenses, and at the same time, you can carry out amblyopia treatment or orthokeratology training, and the refraction should be rechecked once every six months. If the strabismus is still present after three months of lens wear, you will need to treat the amblyopia to equalize the vision in both eyes, and then undergo surgery to correct it. Surgery mainly involves adjusting the imbalance between the muscles, weakening the stronger muscles and strengthening the weaker ones. Usually, when a child is 5-6 years old, it is the best time for surgical treatment. Babies with strabismus are advised to go to the hospital in time to avoid delay.