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Pediatric Eye Care at Myoptic Optometry


Our pediatric eye care services are designed with your child’s future in sight.

We recognize that early detection and treatment are key to ensuring your child sees the world with clarity and confidence. From infanthood through school, we’re committed to providing the gentle, expert care your child needs to thrive.

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Tailored Vision Care for Every Child


Our friendly and experienced team uses kid-friendly, non-invasive techniques to assess your child’s vision, ensuring the experience is comfortable and even fun. We make sure to create a welcoming and relaxed environment, so your child feels at ease during their exam. By tailoring our approach to each child, we ensure they receive the best possible care while enjoying their visit.

The Crucial Stages of Pediatric Eye Care

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Infancy

Infant eye exams are essential to ensure your baby’s eyes are developing correctly. We check for common infant vision issues, such as lazy eye (amblyopia), crossed eyes (strabismus), and other conditions that can significantly affect a child’s vision if left untreated.

Early detection allows for treatments that can correct or significantly improve these conditions, setting the foundation for healthy vision.

Toddlerhood

As your child starts exploring the world, toddler eye exams become crucial in ensuring that their vision is developing as it should. This stage is all about prevention and early intervention. We look for any signs that could hinder their ability to learn and interact with their surroundings, ensuring that nothing stands in the way of their curiosity and growth.

School-Aged Children

Before and throughout the school years, regular eye exams are vital. Clear vision is closely linked to learning; in fact, about 80% of what a child learns in school is presented visually. We focus on screening for vision issues that can affect reading, writing, and concentration, such as nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), and astigmatism.