Strabismus is an eye disorder that occurs in childhood and is characterized by improper alignment of eyes. This disorder can have a serious impact on a child's vision and development. Strabismus is an important ophthalmic disorder in children that requires early recognition, diagnosis and adequate treatment. Timely intervention can improve the visual results and reduce the negative impact on the child's development. Education of parents, guardians, medical staff and teachers plays a key role in the prevention, identification and support of children with strabismus. It is important to recognize strabismus as early as possible in order to take appropriate steps and minimize the negative impact on the vision and development of the child. Visual difficulties can make it difficult to learn and understand the world around you. The emotional and social aspects of strabismus can also be challenging for children. The support of families, schools and healthcare staff is essential to support children with strabismus and ensure their optimal development. Through education, awareness and cooperation of all parties involved, we can improve diagnosis, treatment and prevention of strabismus in children. Further research and innovation in the fields of ophthalmology and visual therapy offer hope for progress in the understanding of strabismus and the development of new treatment methods. Continuous training of health professionals and education of parents and guardians are key to improving the care of children with strabismus. Only through joint efforts can we ensure that children with strabismus have the opportunity for optimal development of vision and eye functionality.