A white glow in a child’s eye can be an early warning sign of serious vision conditions, including retinoblastoma. Early detection can save sight—and even a life.
Learn the signs. Trust your instincts. Seek care.

#RetinoblastomaAwarenessWeek #KnowTheGlow

This Retinoblastoma Awareness Week (May 11–16), we’re proud to support early detection efforts with @KnowTheGlow.
A white glow in a photo or unusual reflection in a child’s eye could be a warning sign. If you see it, don’t wait—have it checked.
A flash of light could save their sight!

#KnowTheGlow #RetinoblastomaAwarenessWeek #Retinoblastoma

This Retinoblastoma Awareness Week, [Organization Name] is partnering with KnowTheGlow to raise awareness of early warning signs in children.
A white glow in the eye—often seen in photos—can be a sign of serious vision conditions, including retinoblastoma. Recognizing it early can make all the difference.
Early detection is key to helping them see!

#RetinoblastomaAwarenessWeek #KnowTheGlow #Retinoblastoma

I’m proud to support Retinoblastoma Awareness Week (May 11–16) with KnowTheGlow.
Many families first notice something is wrong when they see a white or golden glow in flash photos of a child’s eye. Be in the Know about the Glow.
Sharing this could help another family recognize the signs early.  See it once be alert, see it twice be active!  

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A white glow in a child’s eye can be a warning sign of serious vision conditions, including retinoblastoma.

If you see it, don’t wait—have it checked. Early detection can save sight.

Please share this with other parents.

In recognition of Retinoblastoma Awareness Week (May 11–16, 2026), we are sharing resources from KnowTheGlow to help raise awareness of early warning signs in children.
A white glow in a child’s eye—often visible in flash photos—can indicate serious vision conditions, including retinoblastoma. Early detection is critical to preserving sight and saving lives.

We encourage you to review and share these materials to help spread awareness within your community.

For questions or support, please contact [Local Partner / Hospital Name] or your nearest healthcare provider.