A 9-year-old boy always has trouble seeing things clearly, seeing people as if through a mosaic. Upon an eye examination, it was found that he has a mild case of strabismus. What should be done about intermittent strabismus in children? When a child is diagnosed with intermittent strabismus, timely follow-up visits and corrective treatment should be initiated. In some cases, surgical correction may be considered. During the treatment process, it is important to follow the doctor’s advice, regularly undergo follow-up visits. At home, attention should be paid to correct eye posture, and active eye function exercises should be performed. Keep the eyes clean and maintain a long-term commitment. Symptoms vary depending on the cause, so patients should seek prompt and systematic examinations at regular three-level A hospitals to receive targeted treatment. In addition, patients should maintain a regular lifestyle, pay attention to cold protection and warmth, eat more light and soft foods, ventilate frequently, and drink more hot water.