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“» BETTER CHILD WHEN SHOULD MY CHILD HAVE THEIR FIRST EYE TEST? Ideally at around age five, when they're usually able to identify shapes, letters, and numbers. However, if you notice anything unusual before then, don’t wait. Many eye problems can only be diagnosed through a professional eye examination. If caught early, most can be effectively managed and treated. After that initial check, annual eye tests are a great idea, as children’s eyes can change quickly compared to adults. WHAT ARE THE SIGNS MY CHILD MIGHT HAVE VISION PROBLEMS? Keep an eye out (no pun intended!) for the following: = Asquint: when one of their eyes appears to drift inwards, outwards, upwards, or downwards. We'll dive deeper into squints in our sidebar! » Clumsiness: are they frequently bumping into and tripping over things they should easily see? » Sitting too close to screens or books: you might find them with their nose almost touching the TV or a book. = Rubbing their eyes frequently or complaining that their eyes feel tired. » Tilting their head to one side to see more clearly. « Difficulty concentrating on visual tasks. As a parent, you know your child best. If something seems off, trust yourself. It's always worth checking out. CHOOSING THE RIGHT FRAMES FOR THEIR LITTLE FACES The right fit makes all the difference. Frames should sit comfortably on their face without being too wide, and the arms should curve gently above the ears. Round frames can be an excellent choice for younger children as they extend both above and below the eye, making it more difficult for them to peer over or under the lenses.
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