We care for your child’s vision with the same attention and clinical precision we’d want for our own families. Whether it’s their first exam or you’re managing a known condition, we provide a calm, medically guided experience that’s focused on long-term visual development, clarity, and comfort.

We see patients as young as age two. Early eye exams help us catch problems before they affect your child’s school performance, playtime, and learning. We assess everything from visual acuity and eye alignment to developmental milestones and screen-related fatigue. Our team explains what we’re doing and why, so you and your child feel confident in the care being provided.

We screen for issues that may affect your child’s school performance, reading, behavior, and day-to-day vision. These include:
Nearsightedness (myopia)
Farsightedness (hyperopia)
Astigmatism
Eye turns (strabismus)
Lazy eye (amblyopia)
Difficulty with focusing, tracking, or visual stamina
Screen-related eye fatigue or frequent blinking
We also screen for early signs of progressive myopia and help families begin treatment when needed.
Our team uses age-appropriate language and equipment, allowing your child to feel safe and seen. We explain what we’re doing as we go, give kids space to ask questions, and work at their pace, especially during their first visit. You’ll never feel rushed or left out of the process.


If your child’s nearsightedness is worsening every year, they may benefit from early myopia control. We offer treatments designed to slow prescription changes and reduce long-term risk:
MiSight® soft contact lenses
Low-dose atropine eye drops
Lifestyle adjustments and screen-time guidance
Our team monitors prescription changes closely and explains each option clearly to families.
As your child moves from kindergarten to middle school, their visual needs change. We provide ongoing care for:
Reading and classroom performance
Digital eye strain and screen fatigue
Sports vision and protective eyewear
Monitoring long-term eye health
At The Eye Clinic, many of our pediatric patients continue into adulthood with us, because their families value consistency, thoroughness, and trusted care.

If it’s been more than a year since your child’s last exam, or if you’ve noticed squinting, rubbing their eyes, or difficulty reading it may be time for a check-in. Our pediatric eye care supports early diagnosis, healthy development, and clear, comfortable vision as your child grows.