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[Lindsays Grandma]

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@bathina wrote:
OMG @Annabellethecat66!!! Deviated scrotum! I almost choked on my bagel 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

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@bathina...Me too!!!!!.  Laughed out loud.

[Lindsays Grandma]

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@MyShadowLove wrote:

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@Maltichonmom17 wrote:

Lastly, just for fun, I believe little Archie looks longingly at a tray of sweet treats just the same way I do. 😋🧁

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@Maltichonmom17 ...I just quoted this part of your post because it is just too adorable for words!...Just look at that precious little face eyeing those goodies and hoping to make a grab for one if only Mommy would let loose of her grip just a wee bit!..I love it! 

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There have been a lot of pictures other than the ones here and Archie is adorable.  One thing I have noticed in all of the pictures is that Meghan was not about to let go of Archie.  Note in this picture...almost appears that Harry is being introduced to Meghan's baby, I have not seen any pictures of Harry holding him except for the one when Archie was introduced two days after his birth.  

[ILTH]

It appears the baby has one lazy eye. 

[september]

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@ILTH wrote:

It appears the baby has one lazy eye. 

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What?   That sounds like the type of comment my relative made to me, about my child.  

[ILTH]

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@september wrote:

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@ILTH wrote:

It appears the baby has one lazy eye. 

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What?   That sounds like the type of comment my relative made to me, about my child.  

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It's exactly what I said.

The baby's eyes are not both focused in the exact same direction in any picture. It appears as if he has one lazy eye (the non-scientific, yet, common term) . It's, usually, the result of one eye having less focus (clarity) than the other. There are non-surgical ways to try to correct it at an early age. 

[Nonametoday]

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@september wrote:

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@ILTH wrote:

It appears the baby has one lazy eye. 

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What?   That sounds like the type of comment my relative made to me, about my child.  

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@september  @ILTH   Most babies have strabismus before they develop their eyesight perfectly.  That is not unusual but should it remain, it can be fixed with appropriate eyewear and/or exercise.  Not a big deal nowadays. evem so.

[ILTH]

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@Nonametoday wrote:

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@september wrote:

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@ILTH wrote:

It appears the baby has one lazy eye. 

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What?   That sounds like the type of comment my relative made to me, about my child.  

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@september  @ILTH   Most babies have strabismus before they develop their eyesight perfectly.  That is not unusual but should it remain, it can be fixed with appropriate eyewear and/or exercise.  Not a big deal nowadays. evem so.

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Yes.  I know.  However, it can lead to amblyopia.  It becomes concerning when it persists after 3 or 4 months of age (that's just a ballpark age). 

An eye can be blurred (drops) or a patch placed over the eye for awhile and/or exercised to correct the problem, should it persist. (Surgery is the last resort). 

[september]

If I sense that a baby has an eye disorder ( or some other condition), I’m going to choose to keep my thoughts to myself. That’s between the parents and the pediatrician. 

[Lindsays Grandma]

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@ILTH wrote:

It appears the baby has one lazy eye. 

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@ILTH...I noticed his left eye was a bit off kilter but didn't give it a second thought.  Many times it looks that way and clears up on its own, hopefully that is the way it will be with Archie.

[ILTH]

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@Lindsays Grandma wrote:

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@ILTH wrote:

It appears the baby has one lazy eye. 

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@ILTH...I noticed his left eye was a bit off kilter but didn't give it a second thought.  Many times it looks that way and clears up on its own, hopefully that is the way it will be with Archie.

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@Lindsays Grandma 

I noticed it right away. I'm always scrutinizing people (especially faces) without even thinking about it. It's part of what I do for a living. ☺

Anyway, cute happy baby from the video I saw of him "talking" when he was going down the hall to meet Desmond Tutu.