Abstract
Alice in Wonderland syndrome results in changes in the perception of one's surroundings. These changes include both micropsia and macropsia (everything appears reduced or enlarged), as well as altered auditory perception, altered tactile perception, and altered sense of time. The syndrome is particularly common in children. We report the first pediatric case of Alice in Wonderland syndrome two weeks after COVID-19 infection.
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