Compassionate Vision Care for Your Little One’s Eyes

Ideally, your child’s first eye exam should be done at 6 months of age. If there’s a family history of eye problems or premature birth, earlier evaluation is advised.

Many vision problems in children go unnoticed because they may not complain. Early detection of squint, refractive errors, or lazy eye ensures better outcomes.

Not always. Some children outgrow refractive errors. Our specialists guide parents on whether glasses are temporary or lifelong.

Yes! Poor vision can lead to reading difficulty, headaches, and poor attention in class. Vision screening is vital for academic success.

Amblyopia is reduced vision in one eye due to poor development. It’s treatable if diagnosed early—typically with patching and glasses.

They can be. We evaluate every child carefully and provide genetic counseling if needed.

Squint (strabismus) is misalignment of the eyes. It can be treated with glasses, patching, or surgery depending on the cause.

It could be a blocked tear duct, common in infants. We offer treatments like massage, probing, or surgery if needed.

White reflex in eyes, poor eye contact, squinting, head tilting, or delayed developmental milestones can be warning signs.