Frequent eye squeezing in children may be caused by physiological reasons, and may also be related to inverted eyelashes, conjunctivitis, tic disorders and other reasons. 1. Physiological reasons: children are curious and have a strong ability to imitate, if there are people around them who squeeze their eyes or cause the attention of some people, forming a bad habit, the phenomenon of frequent eye squeezing in children. 2. Inverted eyelashes: If the growth direction of the eyelashes on the edge of the children’s eyelids does not point to the front, but rather to the eyeballs, with the blinking movement and the eyeballs rotating to scratch the corneal epithelium, causing ocular discomfort, which can cause children’s eyes to squeeze the performance of frequent. 3. Conjunctivitis: If children do not pay attention to eye hygiene and often rub their eyes with their hands, it may lead to conjunctivitis, which stimulates the sensory nerves of the conjunctiva, resulting in itchy eyes and frequent squeezing of the eyes by children. 4. Tourette’s Syndrome: Children with Tourette’s Syndrome may also have frequent eye squeezing, accompanied by other facial muscle twitching symptoms. It is recommended that children with frequent eye squeezing and other discomforts consult a doctor for evaluation of their condition and treatment as prescribed by the doctor.