Microtropism: Pixar's latest about tiny humans or a term that sounds like a complicated concept from a medical textbook.

It’s actually quite simple. It’s a subtle case of strabismus that can sometimes be a little concerning to parents of young children. Microtropia can indeed lead to visual problems such as reduced depth perception or visual fatigue, so it’s important to be alert for signs such as unusual blinking or difficulty concentrating. Fortunately, there are solutions available. Visit an ophthalmologist or orthoptist to diagnose the problem and explore possible treatment options, ranging from corrective glasses to therapy if necessary. Addressing microtropia early can prevent further complications and ensure that your child can see the world clearly and without obstruction.