Squinting, sitting very close to the television, holding books near the face, or rubbing the eyes often can all be worth mentioning. Some children lose their place while reading, complain of headaches, or avoid detailed tasks. Others show no obvious signs at all, because they assume everyone sees the way they do.
A school vision screening can be a useful first check, but it does not replace a comprehensive eye exam. If your child did not pass a screening, or you still have concerns after a pass, an exam lets us take a closer look. You will leave with clear findings and practical next steps.