by Valley Eyecare Center | Jan 22, 2019 | Children's Vision, Contacts
Wearing contact lenses can be a liberating thing for many children. They can be great for kids who play sports or have low self-esteem. But, is it safe to allow children to wear contacts and at what age is best to start? Learn the best practices to begin using...
by Valley Eyecare Center | Jul 25, 2018 | Children's Vision, Eyeglasses
Getting glasses as a child is often a tricky transition. Correcting children’s vision typically involves some dissent or obstinance on the part of the child, but a few adjustments will make all the difference! Choose and adjust the glasses for optimal fit-Making...
by Valley Eyecare Center | Jun 6, 2018 | Children's Vision, Eye Exams, Eye Health
If you have a young child, you might be wondering if it’s time to schedule their first eye exam. If your child is at least six months old, the answer is probably yes! Here is what you need to know about children’s eye exams. Early examinations are incredibly...
by Valley Eyecare Center | Apr 25, 2018 | Children's Vision, Eye Care Tips, Eye Conditions, Eye Exams
We all know that going to see the eye doctor is important, but why do we have to go each year? Even if you think your vision is great, you should still go to visit your optometrist at your annual appointment. Why You Should Make and Keep Your Annual Optometrist...
by Valley Eyecare Center | Apr 4, 2018 | Amblyopia, Children's Vision, Lazy Eye
Lazy eye, which is also referred to as amblyopia, is a condition in which vision cannot be corrected by glasses or contact lenses. This condition often has nothing to do with any eye disease; instead, the brain simply does not fully acknowledge the images that are...
by Valley Eyecare Center | Jan 18, 2018 | Children's Vision, Eye Conditions, Eye Health, Vision Over 40
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with glaucoma, finding out what to do next can be a daunting task. Glaucoma is considered to be a disease that is without a cure. Eye damage and loss of sight from glaucoma are usually permanent, but there are treatments that...
