Is your child’s eyesight the very best it can be?
Do you suspect your child’s eyesight may be affecting their ability to learn effectively at school?
Perhaps your child:
– complains of eyestrain and/or headaches?
– experiences double vision and/or blurry vision when reading?
– covers or closes one eye when reading?
– has a short attention span and difficulty concentrating when reading?
Other indicators your child may be suffering from a vision impairment may include: words moving on the page, skipping words/lines when reading, constant rubbing of their eyes, as well as loss of place on page when copying from the board.
Younger children may not even realise they have a vision impairment or have the language to communicate a problem with you, which is why we recommend that you book a consultation for your child by the time they are three.