Visual line isolation device for infant in pediatric nursing

The utility model discloses a visual line isolation device for infant in pediatric nursing. The technical problem to be settled is that the infant is afraid and do not cooperate with the doctor for diagnosing when the infant sees the medical personnel wearing the white coat. The device is a frontward projecting arc non-transparent plastic plate which is connected with a plastic hat. When the parent carries the infant for disease diagnosis, the plastic hat can be worn on the head of the infant so that the frontward projecting non-transparent plastic plate shades the face of the infant. At thistime, the parent can talk with the infant and touch the body; when the medical personnel checks the infant, the infant thinks that he is touched by the parent as the visual line isolation device blocks the visual line of the infant, and cooperates extraordinarily; and even the infant cries, the sound is weakened by the obstruction of the arc non-transparent plastic plate.