Your child's eye health is crucial for their overall well-being and development. Here are some important things to know: Regular Eye Exams: Regular eye exams are essential to monitor your child's vision and eye health. They should have their first comprehensive eye exam at around six months of age, then at age three, and before starting school. Afterward, it's recommended to have an eye exam every two years. Visual Development Stages: Newborn to 6 Months: Babies can focus on objects up close but have trouble with distant vision. Their eyes may appear misaligned at times. 6 Months to 2 Years: Vision rapidly develops during this period. Depth perception and color vision emerge. 3 to 6 Years: Eye-hand coordination improves, and visual acuity gets closer to adult levels. Warning Signs: Squinting, Closing or Covering One Eye: This may indicate a vision problem. Frequent Eye Rubbing: Could be a sign of eye strain or fatigue. Holding Objects Very Close or Very Far Away: Indi...