I'm Dr Chan Li Yen

The pattern I meet most often in clinic is a quiet one: a drifting eye first noticed a year or two ago, watched at home on well-meant reassurance, and brought in later than it needed to be. Treatment still works, and we start it that day. But the younger the child, the easier and shorter that treatment tends to be, and nobody had ever told those parents the one thing that mattered: a slightly drifting eye is a clock, not a quirk.

That's the gap this journal tries to close. Not scary lists of conditions, because most of what parents notice turns out to be nothing at all, but plain, honest answers to the questions people actually type at midnight. What's normal. What can wait. What genuinely shouldn't.

So it all gets written down here. Every article starts as an Instagram carousel, the short, illustrated version, and then becomes the long one here, with the detail that doesn't fit on a square.