Holding a book very close, tilting the head, covering one eye, rubbing the eyes often, or avoiding detailed work can all be signs that a child is working harder to see. Headaches after school or losing their place while reading are also worth mentioning. You know your child best, and your observations help us focus the exam.
Parents from Hillcrest Village often tell us they were unsure whether a concern was worth checking. If something has caught your attention, it is reasonable to book a visit. Even without obvious symptoms, routine comprehensive eye exams are valuable as children grow.