Alcohol burns to the cornea will resolve without long term damage so long as they are mild as sounds to be the case here. I would use artificial tears for the next week 4-6 times/daily to lubricate the ocular surface as it recovers. During this time leave contacts out. See an ophthalmologist if not better in the next few days.

Dear Friend,

Your child has probably developed toxic keratoconjuctivitis due to chemical (alcohol in your case) that went in your child's eye. The keratoconjunctivitis that develops is a very acute reaction with onset mechanisms starts as soon as the eye comes in contact with the chemicals. Washing her eyes was first good thing that was done, this usually removed most of the chemical sticking to the eye surface thus decreasing the intensity of reaction. the discomfort your child now have is due to the body response to chemical that is still present in her eyes. it ususally clears of with in a couple of days. You can use lubricating eye drops like refresh tears 6 to 8 times a day, and chewable tablet vitamin -C to promote healing. In case the discomfort persists it is always wise to consult an ophthalmologist in your region and follow his/her instructions. Take Care