Signs that may indicate that your child has a visual problem
- Rubs eyes or blinks excessively.
- Squinting or screwing up the eyes to see, or peering closely at books and TV.
- Clumsiness.
- Poor performance at school or a reluctance to read.
- Headaches
Eye examinations are usually fun for children and are paid for by the NHS for school-age children in full-time education. Eyesight can be tested from a very early age with special tests derived for very young children - they do not need to be able to read letters. Generally, the earlier a problem is detected, the more effectively it can be treated.
It is for this very reason that Lynne Fernandes Optometrists regularly organises school visits, in order to teach year 1 pupils the importance of eye care in a fun and easy manner. We sometimes visit the schools, but more often than not, we invite a year 1 class into one of our practices so they can really see the inner workings of an opticians, it proves to be an exciting day!
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Trying some frames on! |
Looking at the magic picture through a polarised lens... |
Looking through an uncut lens. |
Watching a lens being cut to shape. |
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Listening intently to Lynne! |
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