From copying notes off the board to reading a chapter book, school asks a lot of a child's eyes. A child who squints, sits very close to screens, rubs their eyes, or loses their place while reading may be working harder to see than they let on. Children often adapt to blur without mentioning it, so these small signs are worth sharing with us.
Many North York families juggle busy school weeks, after-school activities, and long stretches of screen time. Tell us about your child's routine, their favourite activities, and anything a teacher has mentioned. These details help your optometrist focus the exam on what matters for your child's learning and play.