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As parents, it’s natural to worry about your child’s vision. With more children spending time on digital devices and less time outdoors, nearsightedness (myopia) and other vision issues are becoming more common. While it may not be possible to stop every change in eyesight, there are steps you can take to help protect your child’s vision and slow its progression.

For many children, challenges with reading, focusing in class, or keeping up with learning are not just academic struggles - they may be related to how their eyes and brain work together. Vision therapy is a proven, non-invasive treatment that helps strengthen these visual skills, leading to improvements not only in how children see, but also in how they process and retain information.

In today’s digital world, most of us spend hours each day on computers, tablets, and smartphones. While technology has become essential for work, school, and entertainment, it has also given rise to a new set of vision-related concerns. One of the most common issues is dry eye, often linked to extended screen use.

Routine eye exams are essential - not just for clear vision, but for protecting your long-term eye health. But how often should you really be seeing your optometrist? The answer depends on several factors, including your age, health status, and lifestyle habits. Here’s what you need to know about scheduling your visits and why a comprehensive eye exam is key to maintaining good vision and early disease detection.