Complete Pediatric Eye Care for Healthy Vision Development
Early eye care is essential for your child’s growth and development. Our pediatric eye care services focus on detecting vision problems that could impact learning, behavior, and overall health. From routine eye exams to specialized treatments, we ensure that your child’s eyes are healthy and developing properly. Whether your child needs glasses, treatment for amblyopia (lazy eye), or management of conditions like strabismus, we provide compassionate care tailored to young patients. Early detection and intervention can prevent future vision issues and help your child see clearly for years to come.
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Pediatric Eye Care Questions?
Pediatric eye care is crucial for detecting and treating vision problems early, ensuring your child’s eyes develop properly. Early detection of conditions like amblyopia (lazy eye) or strabismus (crossed eyes) can prevent long-term issues and improve vision outcomes.
The American Optometric Association recommends that children have their first comprehensive eye exam at six months old. Follow-up exams should occur at age 3 and again before kindergarten, with regular check-ups thereafter as advised by the eye care provider.
Some common vision issues in children include nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), astigmatism, and eye coordination problems. It’s important to identify these early to prevent them from affecting your child’s learning and development.
Symptoms of vision problems in children may include squinting, rubbing eyes frequently, sitting too close to the TV, having trouble reading or focusing, or complaining of headaches. If you notice these signs, it’s important to consult an eye care professional.
Yes, many vision problems in children are treatable with corrective eyewear, eye exercises, or, in some cases, surgery. Early intervention is key to ensuring the best possible outcome for your child’s vision and overall development.