Children's eye health from birth
From the moment of birth, your child is learning to see – the newborn's blurry world of light and dark progresses to the school-age child's sophisticated ability to handle complex vision tasks. Along the way, toys, games and playtime activities help by stimulating the process of vision development. Despite all your efforts, however, your child may still miss a step in vision development.
That’s why optometric care is important, beginning as early as 6 months of age. Your Optometrist can identify vision skill areas in need of attention and diagnose vision problems before they have a chance to impact your child's total development or learning ability. Glasses, vision therapy, specific activities or toys can all help if your child has issues.