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The wonders of the world are often seen through the eyes of a child. Yet without good vision, a child’s ability to learn about the world is lessened. Vision problems affect one in 20 preschoolars and one in four school age children.
“Just because your child doesn’t complain about his eyesight, you can’t assume that there aren’t any vision problems. Most children believe that the way they see is the way everyone sees — even if vision is blurred, double or through only one eye,” said Frank Carlomagno, Executive Director, National Society to Prevent Blindness-Virginia Affiliate.
Some vision problems can be suspected from a child’s behavior and the appearance of the eyes. But the best way to find out if your child’s visiqp^ normal is through regular eye exams beginning at the age of three, Mr. Carlomagno added.
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