Children’s vision: Does screen time impact my kid’s nearsightedness?
Screen time has increasingly become a part of the everyday life and activities of children—in school, at home, communicating with friends and even at restaurants and on shopping...
Does nearsightedness (myopia) get worse as kids get older?
While nearsightedness (also known as myopia) can’t be cured, there are many options families can choose from to better control nearsightedness from getting worse as their children...
Contacts for Kids 101: Everything Parents Need to Know to Get Started
Some children are eager to take off their glasses and get their first pair of contact lenses, while others may be more hesitant and will happily use their glasses instead. It’s...
Kids CAN Wear Contact Lenses: Seven Steps to Success
Until recently, when a child was diagnosed with myopia—more commonly known as nearsightedness—it often meant glasses with continually higher prescriptions as the condition...
A Clear Path to Confidence: Research Shows Contact Lenses can Help Elevate Self-Esteem for Kids with Nearsightedness
As parents, we all want our children to feel confident and happy. One often-overlooked way to boost a child's self-esteem is through vision correction for myopia (also known as...
Is your child complaining about blurred vision and headaches? How to spot myopia and help keep it from getting worse.
Know the Signs of Myopia Is your child having trouble seeing the board in school, squinting when looking at distant objects, or experiencing blurred vision or headaches? These...