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VISION SCREENING TOPICS

 
How Healthy Eyes Develop

Although each child develops at a different rate, there are some general guidelines you can follow to make sure that your child's vision stays on track.
Your Role as a Parent: What to Watch for

It is your role as a parent to make sure your child's eyes are developing properly. Here are some things you can do to keep your child's eyes healthy, as well as some warning signs that will alert you if there is a problem.
The Eye Exam—What to Expect

Even if you do not see any warning signs, it is extremely important that your child go in for a complete medical eye exam before starting school. Here is a brief description of what you can expect from an eye exam.
Common Vision Disorders

Here are simple explanations of amblyphobia, strabismus, nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatisms.
Getting Your Child to Wear Glasses

Convincing your child to wear a new pair of glasses can be tricky! Here are a few tips on how to do it.
Other Ways to Protect Your Child's Eyes

There are many things you can do to keep your child's eyes (as well as your own) healthy.
Resources

Here are some more websites for you to look at for information on vision screening, keeping your child's eyes healthy, and what to do if there are any problems.
 

 

 

  

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