Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month
AUGUST
August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month and at Doheny Eye Institute, we believe that healthy eyes pave the way for endless possibilities and vibrant futures. Let’s dive into our top tips to ensure your child’s vision journey is as captivating as their dreams!
Tip #1: Eye-Boosting Nutrition
Tip #6: Early Signs of Vision Problems
Parents should be aware of potential signs of vision problems in children, including frequent eye rubbing, squinting, holding books too close, avoiding near or distant activities, and complaining of headaches or blurry vision.
Tip #7: Overall Well-being
Promoting and maintaining good eye health in children involves a combination of regular eye exams, healthy habits, and awareness of potential issues. Early intervention can make a significant difference in a child’s visual development and overall well-being.
At Doheny Eye Institute, we’re on a mission to empower you with steps that make Children’s Eye Health Month more than just a moment – it’s a year-round celebration. Embrace these tips, create lasting memories and be the guiding star in your child’s journey to vibrant vision!
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