A child's vision plays a crucial role in their ability to learn, which is why early eye exams are so important. A child's first eye exam should occur between the ages of 6 months and 1 year. These children's vision checks can identify issues early—often before symptoms even appear. Dr. Wilkerson has extensive training with pediatric patients and is proud to be an InfantSee provider.
Blurry or fluctuating vision can be concerning, especially in children. Frequent headaches or eye strain may also indicate the need for a children's vision check. If your child is struggling with reading or other school work, or having trouble focusing on screens, it might be time for early eye exams. Additionally, if they are squinting or holding things close, these could be signs that their vision needs to be evaluated.
Blurry or fluctuating vision can be concerning, especially in children. Frequent headaches or eye strain may also indicate the need for a children's vision check. If your child is struggling with reading or other school work, or having trouble focusing on screens, it might be time for early eye exams. Additionally, if they are squinting or holding things close, these could be signs that their vision needs to be evaluated.
We proudly provide eye exams, including children's vision checks and early eye exams, for patients in Tahlequah, OK and nearby communities such as Locust Grove, Peggs, Kansas, Stilwell, Westville, Hulbert, Wagoner, Park Hill, Keys, and Fort Gibson.
Call 918-708-1888 for more information about scheduling a children's vision check. You can also message us or click the link below to learn about the importance of early eye exams!
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