by Marty | Jul 28, 2021 | children’s eye doctor, pediatric eye doctor
When your baby is born, its vision is not fully developed – and that’s one of the reasons newborns are so sensitive to light! At the very beginning, they only have minimal peripheral vision and are still developing their central vision. They don’t have retinas until...
by Marty | Feb 1, 2021 | children’s eye doctor
If your child has complained of vision issues, your first thought is likely: “does my child need glasses”? It is also not unusual to be unaware they are having difficulty seeing because they are too little or are not even aware themselves that their vision is...
by Marty | Oct 31, 2020 | children’s eye doctor
Many parents are unaware that their children’s eyes are developing, thus are vulnerable to serious eye disorders. For this reason, pediatric ophthalmologists in NJ suggest regular eye exams for prevention and reliable diagnosis of eye disorders. Diagnosing,...
by Marty | Jan 27, 2020 | children’s eye doctor
Because of our busy lifestyles, it is difficult to keep on top of everything. Especially the little, uncommon things, such as changes to your children’s eyes. However, your children’s eye and optic health cannot be neglected. Today, our children’s eye doctor explains...
by Marty | Oct 31, 2019 | children’s eye doctor
In the first part of this series “Blue Light: Should I worry about it? Part 1”, we introduced blue light. It’s naturally present in sunlight, and has shorter wavelengths and more energy than the brighter colors.However, this light is not only found in sunlight. Modern...
by Marty | Oct 29, 2019 | children’s eye doctor
Today’s children are incredibly tech savvy! They know exactly how to use computers, cell phones, iPads and electronic toys. And some children almost always have some device by their side. This is great for their safety – with their phones and iWatches they can...
