my pediatric said it will be common for 1 year in some babies then it will get back to normal so nothing to worry even my son was looking like that and he is <u>fine</u>

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hey dont worry... it happened wid my son also... they tend to look at your pointed nipple thats why that squint effect u will observe... gradually it will go wen they grow up... if u have a doubt then ask dr bt every one has it ...

Babies do that. Consult an eye specialist if it persists. My daughter had the same problem but it just went away as she grew.&nbsp; We had consulted&nbsp; Ophthalmologist who monitored her every 2 months.