Paediatric
How to Build Eye-Friendly Study Spaces at Home: Simple changes that support healthier vision while learning
Whether your child is working through a math worksheet or tackling a late-night study session, their learning environment can have a big impact on their eyes. At Ambleside Family Optometry, we often see students experiencing eye strain, headaches, or fatigue—all tied to how (and where) they’re studying at home. The good news? A few small…
Read MoreTop Signs Your Child Might Need Glasses This School Year
Back-to-school season is the perfect time to check in on your child’s vision—and at Ambleside Family Optometry, we’re here to help you spot the signs early. Clear vision is a key part of learning, reading, writing, and staying focused in the classroom. But many kids don’t realize they’re having trouble seeing—and that can lead to…
Read MoreBack-to-School Eye Exams: Why Summer Is the Perfect Time to Book
Between school supply shopping and setting up new routines, back-to-school prep can get busy fast. But there’s one thing that often gets left off the list: your child’s eye exam. Good vision is essential for success in school—whether it’s reading the board, focusing on homework, or staying engaged in the classroom. And the best time…
Read MoreThe Effects of Screen Time on Children’s Eyes
Your eyes do a lot for your quality of life, so it’s important to keep them healthy for as long as possible. As you age, your risk of developing common eye diseases such as cataracts, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) increases, and can lead to potential vision loss.
Read MoreHelping Your Child Adjust to Glasses
Learning your child needs glasses can be hard for both parents and kids sometimes. Some kids get excited about new glasses, others may be nervous. Whether your child embraces or resists the change, it’s a lifestyle adjustment that requires time and patience. Here are some ways you can help your child adjust to wearing glasses a little more easily.
Read MoreHow to Tell if Your Child Needs Glasses
Development of the visual system takes place in the first seven to eight years of a child’s life.
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