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A statement on Vision, Reading & Learning

It's easy to assume that your child can see properly, but this isn't always the case. Regular examinations are the only way to ensure that there are no problems.
Before you make an appointment here are some facts to consider:

  • As young eyes grow, vision can change rapidly, and children may not understand when something is wrong;
  • Modern research suggests that one in five school children have an undetected eye problem;
  • A child's vision is not fully developed before they start school, however early diagnosis and treatment can prevent permanent disabilities and vision defects such as "squints" or "lazy eyes";
  • Your child's life skills and learning could suffer if defects remain undetected;
  • Early diagnosis leads to more effective treatment and younger children are also more likely to accept using spectacles.
We understand the importance of giving you peace of mind about your child's vision, so call us today and make an appointment.