Interesting!
Turn on the light in her bedroom in the morning and SNEEZE! Take her outside on a bright day and SNEEZE!
We’ll have to see if she grows out of this.
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My Uncle once taught me as a child to look at a light bulb or other bright light if I had a sneeze coming on that just wouldn’t quite go, and it’s always worked for me. In the last five years, however, I now find that if I sneeze once, I’ll probably sneeze about eight times in a row, which is troublesome.
Ever since birth, my son has sneezed when exposed to sudden light. It’s so funny.
Still works for me. Take off the sunglasses and almost immediately sneeze if there’s anything up there at all.