Many Unionville families juggle school, music lessons, sports, and homework in a single week. Each of those activities asks something slightly different of a child's vision. During the exam, we ask about reading habits, screen time, and favourite activities so the visit reflects your child's real routine.
Signs worth mentioning include squinting, sitting very close to the television, holding books near the face, rubbing the eyes, or losing their place while reading. Some children adapt to blur without saying anything. That is one reason a routine exam can be helpful even when no problem seems obvious.