Does Your Child Have a Vision Problem?

Do You or Your Child Have a Vision Problem?

	Poor focus on objects after 3 months of age.
	Eyes that are not straight.
	An eyelid that is droopy.
	A family history of serious eye problems.
	A watery eye with overflow tearing.

	Having a red eye with or without discharge.
	Squinting eyes to read or see small objects.
	Complaining of blurred distant vision.
	Blinking eyes excessively.
	Complaining of headaches or double vision at near distances.
	Tired eyes when reading.
	Intermittent blurring of print.
	Blurred distance vision for a while after reading.
	Print moving, jumping, pulsating, or floating.
	Frequent loss of place.
	Rereading same line.
	Skipping letters, words, or lines.
	Covering one eye or tilts head when reading.
	Becoming distracted, restless, or inattentive when reading.
	Avoidance or dislike of reading.
	Feel sleepy with reading during the day.
	When you have systemic diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, thyroid disorders.
	And when you have not had an eye exam within the last two years.