Why are regular [eye_exams] important?

Having your eyes evaluated by an optometrist on a regular basis is crucial for detecting early signs of eye diseases and changes in your prescription, including during pregnancy. Many serious eye diseases don't cause any noticeable symptoms until they've progressed to late stages, when damage to vision may be irreversible. Whether or not you wear glasses or contact lenses for vision correction, ask your optometrist about how often to schedule a routine [eye_exam].

Will my baby need an [eye_exam] after birth?

According to the American Optometric Association and the Canadian Association of Optometrists, babies should have an [eye_exam] within the first 6-12 months of life, even in the absence of noticeable vision problems. Healthy vision is a significant part of healthy overall development, so be sure not to skip your baby's [eye_exams]!

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