Kids and young children are often the hardest to coax to go for eye exams, or to get them started on eye wear and glasses. Kids have an aversion to doctors in general, and artificial eye wear cause them much inconvenience, especially at play. Hence, the first thing you need to do is to plan an eye exam way in advance for your kid. Educate your child on the benefits of eye exams, what to expect during the eye exam, and the usual tests that will be conducted.

Always look for an optometrist that your kid will be comfortable with. First of all, ensure that the ophthalmologist has proper educational certification from a reputable college. Look for one that has breadth and depth in various common fields of optometry, as you will want to stick with a particular optometrist for the long term. Look for recommendations and feedback from friends on which optometrists are more child friendly and can Ocularist with young kids better.

If the optometrist actually prescribed a pair of corrective glasses, ensure that you spend some time to educate your child on why there is a need for glasses. Teach them on the proper care of these artificial corrective eye wear, so that they can last longer. As parents, do understand that the strength of the glasses may need to be changed as your child gets older. The bane of glasses is that the eye sight may worsen with time due to over dependence on corrective eye wear.

The best advice I have for you is to get rid of your child's glasses, and seek to regain their natural perfect eye sight. I have thrown away my glasses several years back, and was thankful that I am saved from a lifetime of eye wear inconveniences and costs.

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