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Can the baby watch TV?
Generally speaking, 1 year old is called a baby, but before 1 year old, the baby's eyes are in a period of rapid growth and development, and the retina is not yet mature, so the baby can't watch TV.

The baby is young and the development of various systems of the body is not perfect. The baby's eyes are in the rapid period of axial growth and development, especially the optic nerve, which is sensitive to the stimulation of strong light. Television pictures are rich in color, changing rapidly and flickering, which may stimulate the baby's visual nerve, affect the baby's undeveloped vision, stimulate the baby's eyeball to grow faster, easily lead to visual fatigue, and even lead to ametropia, resulting in myopia, strabismus, astigmatism and other visual disorders.

If the baby watches TV near the TV, it will not only affect the vision of the eyes, but also the electromagnetic radiation source released during the TV broadcast may cause radiation damage to the baby, resulting in decreased body resistance, stunted growth and decreased vision. To sum up, watching TV for your baby may have a bad effect on your baby's vision and growth, so don't watch TV for your baby.