Which condition allows a child to see differently from minute to minute and day to day?

The condition that allows a child to see differently from minute to minute and day to day is termed Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI). This condition is associated with damage or issues in the visual processing areas of the brain, rather than problems with the eyes themselves. As a result, children with CVI may experience fluctuating vision due to varying levels of visual processing at different times. Factors such as fatigue, mood, lighting, or attention can influence their ability to see clearly, leading to frequent changes in visual perception. This variability can cause children to have moments of better vision followed by periods of reduced clarity, making their visual experience dynamic and inconsistent.