Children's eye exams

A school vision screening can identify a concern, but it is not a full eye examination. If a screening recommends follow-up, or you have noticed a change in your child's vision, arrange an assessment with an eye-care professional.

Bring screening results, current glasses and any questions. The doctor can explain what the examination shows and whether further care is needed.

Call our team to confirm the appropriate visit for your child's age and needs.

Ask about a child's appointment

Pediatric exams topics

  • Pediatric Eye Exams

    Article on pediatric eye exams, including recommended timing for a child's first screening and later routine visits.

  • Vision Therapy

    Overview of vision therapy: what it involves and common questions patients ask about it. From Unique Eye Care and Optical in Houston, Texas.

  • Vision Therapy: Conditions

    Article explaining vision therapy, a treatment using eye exercises and visual training for conditions such as amblyopia.

  • Sports Vision

    Article on sports vision, a niche of eye care focused on the visual skills discussed as supporting athletic performance.

  • Amblyopia

    Article explaining amblyopia, also called lazy eye, including how it develops in childhood and why early evaluation matters.

  • Strabismus

    Article explaining strabismus, a condition where the eyes do not align properly, including its causes in children and adults.

  • Post-Concussion Syndrome

    Article explaining post-concussion syndrome, a collection of symptoms that can follow a traumatic brain injury like a concussion.