Preparing Your Child for Success at School

Tips For Making Your Child's First Eye Exam A Good Experience

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Even though your family’s pediatrician should check your child’s eyes during his or her annual well checkup, the American Optometric Association recommends that children have their first eye exam by age three. However, taking a three-year-old to the eye doctor can be stressful. After all, you never know how a toddler will react to the new experience, and the last thing you want is for your child to develop a fear of the eye doctor during his or her first comprehensive exam.…

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How To Create A Kid-Approved Eye Doctor Visit

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Your child’s first few appointments at the eye doctor may be a little scary— the equipment can be daunting, and the doctor will need a lot of cooperation to complete a thorough exam. There are a few things that you can do to help your child get used to the idea of an eye exam.  Walk Your Child Through the Appointment The first step is to let your child know what to expect during the visit.…

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Answers To Common Questions About Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis)

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Pink eye – a condition that can be uncomfortable and irritating – may affect one or both eyes, but it usually doesn’t affect your vision. Still, you should schedule an appointment to see an eye doctor (such as one from Arizona Eye Specialists) at the first sign of symptoms to rule out a more serious eye infection. Early diagnosis and treatment help prevent other people from becoming infected and reduce the risk of complications.…

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