Are you thinking about getting transition glasses for your child? If so, you may have a lot of questions about this eyewear.
What are the benefits of transition glasses for kids? Are there any downsides? What are the alternatives? Let’s get into it!
Game-changing lenses are giving hope to children (and their parents!) with early-onset myopia. Myopia glasses for children will never be the same again!
Essilor Stellest lenses were developed by Essilor International, the world’s largest manufacturer of ophthalmic lenses. They’ve been in the news recently, as they received the go-ahead for commercial release from the FDA in late September 2025. These lenses have been shown to successfully slow the progression of myopia in children.
This is huge! Let’s get to know Essilor Stellest lenses and see what all the excitement’s about.
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.
“I broke my glasses… again.” It’s the dreaded phrase heard by parents of glasses-wearing kids everywhere. In an effort to eliminate the inconvenience of lost and broken eyeglasses, many parents are considering contact lenses for kids, but at the same time, are unsure if wearing contact lenses is a safe option.
A lot of research shows contact lenses are not only safe for kids, but in some cases, can also help to correct vision and slow the progression of myopia.
However, just because contact lenses are safe for children, it doesn’t mean contacts are the right option for all kids. This article examines the research behind the safety of contact lenses for children, and considers the pros and cons.
