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Children Glasses: A Complete Guide for Parents

Choosing the right children glasses for your child is more than just picking a cute frame—it's about supporting their growth, learning, and confidence. Children rely on their vision to learn, play, and explore the world. But if your child has undiagnosed vision problems, it can affect their development in school, social interaction, and even self-confidence. In this blog, we’ll explore: Signs your child may need glasses Durable frame options for active kids Best lens types for children How to ensure glasses fit properly Let’s dive in! Signs Your Child Might Need Glasses Kids often don’t know how to describe vision issues, and younger children may not even realize their sight is different from others. That’s why it’s important to look for these common signs: In School: Squinting or tilting head…

Children with Myopia and Amblyopia

Children with Myopia and Amblyopia

Nowadays, having healthy eye and clear vision are critical in children. We often came across with children with myopia and amblyopia. We as an eye practitioner recommend parents or guardian to get their children eye tested regularly, as many vision problem and eye diseases can be detected and treated in early phases. Mostly children with myopia and amblyopia has to get their eyes tested and get the proper treatment as soon as possible as this eye problem can be worsen after certain point of time. (more…)

Good eyesight helps children succeed in school.

Good eyesight is important for everyone including young children. It’s a parents dream and goal to see their children happy and excel in academics or even sports. We do believe all parents will give the best education opportunities for their children.  (more…)

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Amblyopia or Lazy Eye in Children

Amblyopia, also known as lazy eye, is a vision development disorder in which an eye fails to achieve normal visual acuity, even with prescription glasses or contact lenses. Amblyopia begins during infancy and early childhood. In most cases, only one eye is affected. But in some cases, reduced visual acuity can occur in both eyes. (more…)

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