Buying glasses for yourself is easy. Once you know your vision correction needs, you browse the selection, find a pair you like, and buy them. But buying toddler glasses? That’s a whole new journey with a lot to consider.
Don’t worry! I’m here to cover everything you need to know to make it easier to choose the perfect eyewear for your child.
Eyesight allows us to perceive information, process it, and make sense of our surroundings. Consequently, any impairment in vision can significantly affect an individual’s ability to learn and acquire knowledge.
Considering this, it’s important to understand the many ways that vision issues can impact learning, the developmental stages affected, the consequences on academic performance, and potential interventions to mitigate these challenges.
August is National Eye Exam month. Optometry Times claims there are five great reasons you should care about eye examinations:
Speaking of children, this year, National Eye Exam month brings us an in-depth and important research compilation from National Center for Children’s Vision and Eye Health at Prevent Blindness titled, Children’s Vision and Eye Health: A Snapshot of Current National Issues.
The weather warms. Once again, the kids start spending even more time outdoors. UV rays are stronger in the spring and summer and so, your children’s exposure to damaging ultraviolet light (UV) light increases substantially.
Unfortunately, the need for eye protection for kids isn’t well understood. Perhaps it’s time to shed some light on this issue, examine the facts, and understand smart and healthy ways to respond.
