You may wonder when should my child have their first eye exam?

Many are surprised that the recommended age for an initial eye exam is "6" months of age. Vision is something that develops.  At birth we have poor vision, but by about 6 months of age, with normal development infants should be nearing adult acuities.  We start seeing infants at age 6 months to check that visual development is on track.  Then again at age 3, age 5 (before kindergarten) and every year after this. Protect the most precious gift we have been given…..Vision.

Infants should have a vision exam.  Drs. Cline and Askew participates in the INFANTSEE Program. The goal of the program is to ensure that every child has an opportunity to have a vision assessment before he or she turns one year old. Has your infant been examined?

Sun glasses for the little ones? Harmful UV radiation does not only affect your eyes but your toddler's eyes as well. We now have EYES CREAM SHADES. These sunglasses come in shatter proof polycarbonate for maximun protection as well as full UV protection. If your child wears a prescription some of these EYES CREAM SHADES can be made with your child's prescription in them.