Causes of Childhood Vision Loss

Discover what congenital cataracts are and what can cause them. Learn what signs to watch for and how they are treated.

Amblyopia (lazy eye) is a vision development disorder in which one eye fails to develop normal vision. Learn about its causes, symptoms and treatments.

Without treatment, childhood cataracts can cause vision problems later in life. Learn more about the causes, symptoms and treatment of pediatric cataracts.

Retinoblastoma, which begins in the retina, is the most common eye cancer found in children.

Retinopathy of prematurity affects low birthweight, premature babies. Featured on

A head injury can cause an array of vision issues, including strabismus. Here's how a brain injury can affect your eyes and when to see a doctor.

Learn more about this type of eye misalignment, including its effects and treatment options.

Hypertropia is a form of vertical strabismus where one eye deviates higher than the other. It can occur at birth or later in life from disease and injury.

Strabismus (wandering or crossed eyes) is an eye misalignment that keeps the eyes from working together properly. It can be constant or intermittent.

Do you know the symptoms and causes of vision loss in kids? All About Vision explains the causes of, treatments for and ways to prevent vision loss in kids.

Learn about the common eye and vision problems that affect kids. Plus, signs your child has a vision issue and ways to correct it.

Congenital glaucoma is usually diagnosed in babies, but it can affect children of all ages. Learn more about the condition's causes, symptoms and treatment.