Whether you're on vacation at the beach, in the mountains or your backyard, kids love to play outside. Most parents think of sunscreen and hats for their children, but many...

According to the IRIS eye care professionals, the answer is unanimous: Yes! Ultraviolet (UV) and blue light radiation from the sun increase the risk of age-related eye problems such as...

For most parents, taking their child to the dentist when they are very young is almost a given. This is not as common as with a visit to the optometrist....

Would your child like to wear contact lenses instead of glasses? Do they talk to you about it regularly, and you don't know what to say? At a certain...

The first time your newborn opens its eyes and makes eye contact with you is one of the most beautiful moments. With the help of their senses, the child discovers...

Sleep is a physiological need of primary importance to a baby's health. Sleep allows good physical and cerebral development. Sleep rhythms are established very gradually during the first months of...

Many parents wonder about their child's myopia. Is it possible to reduce it? Unfortunately, myopia in children is not reversible. However, it is possible to slow down its progression with...

Good vision contributes to a child's health, social development and academic success. But how do you know if your child needs glasses? Young children are often unaware of their vision...

Are you concerned about wearing contact lenses? You’re not alone! Many people are hesitant to try them because they’re often uninformed about contact lenses. We’ll answer 9 questions that...

Through the See Better to Succeed program, the government supports the vision care for the children of Quebec residents! Under this program, the Régie de l’Assurance Maladie du Québec (RAMQ)...

Blue light is everywhere. Although it is mainly emitted by the sun, it also comes from DEL lighting and halogen lamps, but especially from computer screens and smartphones. In the case...

Switching from glasses to contact lenses requires a certain sense of responsibility. So, when is a child ready to start wearing contact lenses? As a parent, you know your child...