When Homework Is A Struggle
Some children don’t seem to like to read and some appear to really struggle to complete their homework. Most of the time parents think it’s just because they are lazy or want to play instead. But what if it’s not?…
A Tough Eyewear for the Sporty Kid
Sports is fun, but statistics say it can be dangerous! Protect the eyes with Progear Eyeguard complete spectacles. Made from impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses. More Information
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6 Reasons Why Eyecare Kids Supports Our Children’s Vision
Twelve hundred years after spectacles were invented, there are still children in the world suffering from severe vision loss—simply because they have no access to a pair of spectacles. Imagine this: once they develop even a common eye condition such…
An Unusual Eye Condition Called Nystagmus
Nystagmus Nystagmus is an involuntary movement of the eye, from side to side in a swinging motion. These movements are usually jerking or jiggling “to and fro” or up and down. Nystagmus is typically classified as congenital or acquired, with multiple subcategories. Manifest…
Understanding the Link Between Vision and Autism
What is Autism? Autism is a developmental neurological condition, consisting of a range of conditions classified as neurodevelopmental disorders—hence its name ‘autistic spectrum disorder’ (ASD). Autism affects how children communicate and interact with others and how they make sense of…
How Optometrists Can Help With Sports Vision
Sports Vision To enjoy and fulfill your sports performance, your eyes need to be as healthy as your body. Does your child always seem to be just a few steps away from the soccer ball or just miss a kick…
What is Conjunctivitis?
Conjunctiva is a thin, translucent membrane lining the front part of the eye and inside the eyelids. Inflammation or infection of the conjunctiva is known as conjunctivitis. Viral conjunctivitis Have you heard of the term "Pink eye"? Viral conjunctivitis is commonly referred...
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When A Fall Can Cause Double Vision
Research estimated the prevalence of vision problems experienced by patients after concussions may be as high as 69%. Concussions can also cause damage to the cells of the brain that carry signals. These changes impact on many functions affecting activities of daily…
Why We Support Optometry Giving Sight
Imagine a toddler fumbling, only to fall face down. He just wanted to get to his mother. The other kids snickered amusedly then slowly dispersed as the toddler’s mum picked him up to shush him. Everyone thought he was being…