Newborns & InfantsEye Exams in Your Baby's First Year

Does your baby really need an eye exam in their first year? Absolutely.

Eye Problems in Premature Babies

Preemies are more likely to have health problems, including eye conditions.

What Is Retinopathy of Prematurity?

The smaller and more pre-term a baby is at birth, the greater their chance of having retinopathy of prematurity (ROP).

Why Does Your Newborn Have Eye Discharge?

What if when you look into your newborns eyes, you see that they have sticky discharge? Is it something to be concerned about?

What Is Buphthalmos?

Buphthalmos means that one or both eyeballs are larger than normal and is typically noticed when your child was born or shortly after.

Children & AdolescentsYour Child’s Vision: What to Do if You Spot Problems

One out of every 4 kids has trouble with eyesight. That's why all children should get regular eye exams.

Could Your Kid Be Nearsighted?

If your doctor says your child is myopic or has myopia, that means they're nearsighted. They can't see objects far away clearly.

What Is Pseudostrabismus?

If your infant has been diagnosed pseudostrabismus, it means they have a condition where their eyes appear to be misaligned but are not.

Your Child's Eye Exam: What to Expect

Find out what tests could be done at your child's eye exam and what the doctor is checking for.

What to Know About Vision Therapy

If your child struggles with their vision, their doctor might suggest vision therapy, a highly specialized field of treatment.

Should Kids Wear Contacts?

At first glance, the words "contacts" and "children" may not seem like they belong in the same sentence, but it could work.

Protecting Your Child's Eyes and Vision

There are many things you can do to keep your child's eyes healthy and seeing clearly.

Tips for Parents of Visually Impaired Children

If you've just learned that your child is visually impaired, there are tips for managing your child's condition.

Congenital ConditionsRetinoblastoma and Your Child's Eyes

A retinoblastoma is a cancerous tumor on a part of your child’s eye called the retina, it’s highly curable if you catch it early.

What Is Primary Congenital Glaucoma?

Primary congenital glaucoma is a serious condition that needs attention. It affects children between birth and 3 years.

What to Know About Dermoid Cysts Around the Eyes

A dermoid cyst around the eyes is an abnormal growth of non-cancerous tissue that forms when the baby is in the uterus.

What Is a Coloboma?

A coloboma is a condition in which a baby is born with tissue missing from inside or around the eye.

What Is Brown Syndrome?

Brown syndrome is a condition that affects your child’s eye movements. It is usually a congenital disability seen at birth.