Help! my macbook is in negative mode!

hi,
our baby puts his hand on the macbook and make some "keys" (???) and the screen display an image in negative (white is black, green is purple....and vice versa)
Anyone can help me to solve this problem?
thanks
yvan73

PRESS:
Ctrl + Option + Command + 8
and everything will be restored
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