Although most babies are physiologically opposite to the eye, there are a small number of babies who are truly opposite to the eye, or strabismus, and this has a lot to do with the care of the child. These following methods should be used to cope with the treatment: First, hanging toys at multiple angles. Parents should be careful not to hang toys at a fixed point near the crib, and need to change positions frequently. At the same time in the baby room to arrange some fresh toys, should also change direction frequently, so as to avoid the little baby always stare at a place. Second, often change the sleeping position. Don’t let your child always face in one direction, mom should often help your baby change position. Sometimes to the left, sometimes to the right, so that the direction of light projection changes, so that the baby’s eyes can be turned to more than one side, thus avoiding strabismus.