The American Optometric Association recommends that children should have their first examination by a pediatric eye care specialist at six months old followed by follow-up exams at three years of age and when children start first grade. These early evaluations allow Dr. Thom to diagnose and treat any pediatric eye conditions that may affect your […]
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An Easy Guide on How to Flush Your Baby’s Eye
One of the hardest parts of being a new parent is the unknown. Not only do you have to learn things like how to function on two hours of sleep each day, but you also have to learn how to take care of things such as their basic health needs like what to do if […]
Summer School Prep: How Your Child’s Eyesight Can Influence their Report Card
Now that summer is in full-swing, and your kids are out of school for the next few months, you have time to prepare them for the upcoming school year. Even though your summer plans may include more time spent at the pool than catching up on flashcards, it’s still important to make sure your kids […]
How to Tell If Your Newborn Baby Has An Eye Infection
Being the parent, especially a first time parent, to a newborn baby is enough to make anyone feel anxious all of the time. Not only are you likely waking up in the middle fo the night just to make sure they are still breathing, but you are likely concerned with even the smallest sign of […]
How to Encourage Your Little Ones to Wear Their Glasses
It may have started off with them constantly rubbing their eyes or maybe you even noticed that one of their eyes was starting to drift. Whatever way you found out that your child needs glasses, it’s just the beginning of the journey. As wonderful and lovable children are, they can also be quite stubborn and […]