Kids' Vision & Learning

Look out for these signs of common vision problems in school-age children. They’re often easy to treat but can have lasting effects if not addressed.

Elementary and middle school children who frequently perform tasks that require near focus, like reading, may be more likely to develop myopia.

Discover why clear vision is critical for a child's academic success, and what parents can do.

Find out how vision problems can be mistaken for ADHD in children and how an eye exam can help.

Vision problems and ADHD can share symptoms, leading to a potential misdiagnosis. Find out more about disorders like convergence insufficiency that can cause attentive and hyperactive deficiency.

Dyslexia is a learning disability related to language, not a vision problem. It affects how a person understands and interacts with language.

Learn about the different types of visual processing disorders and how to manage them.

Does your child need glasses? Signs include eye rubbing, clumsiness and difficulty reading. Learn about indicators and how often kids need an eye exam.

Dr. Gary Heiting details the warning signs that might indicate a preschool vision problem and when to schedule your child's first eye exam.

Explore the different signs and behaviors that may indicate a vision problem in your child.