Nearsightedness, or blurred vision at a distance, may seem benign, but it can be related to eye disease. Some say this vision defect is not serious and can...

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....

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...

Red, itchy, burning eyes are the most common symptoms of conjunctivitis. When properly treated, conjunctivitis causes no long-term sequelae in children. Conjunctivitis can seem alarming, as it causes intense redness...

Children's eyes are more sensitive to UV rays than adults' eyes. That's why it's crucial to protect their eyes from the dangers of the sun. A good pair of children's...

It is with the help of the five main senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste) that your child discovers the world and carries out fundamental learning that will enable them...

Back-to-school season brings new routines, new...

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...

Depending on your optometrist's recommendations, an eye exam for your child is beneficial every year or two. First, a comprehensive eye exam will determine if corrective lenses are needed or if...

Receiving a diagnosis of myopia for your child can raise many questions. Is it serious? How will it progress? What...

Strabismus: What to do if your child has it! Some babies are born with strabismus. The problem, not strictly of an esthetic nature, often corrects itself but because this is...

Has your child started to ask if they could wear contact lenses? Do they inadvertently and frequently find themselves in ambiguous situations where their glasses are found in pieces?