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Daddy mac ‎ - Aug 11, 2011
 
 
 
 
 

I've been relying on Dr. Howard for my eye care for 21 years, since attending college in San Diego; even after moving to Orange county 15 years ago. My wife and 7 and 9 year old boys all go with me now! He has always updated his equipment to provide for a state of the art examination and has worked with me to make sure I'm getting what I need. He's been exceptionally patient when fitting me with contacts and over the years has given me countless new types of lenses to try to make sure I have the best vision and comfort possible. I visited the new office for the first time yesterday and it's great and the staff are very accommodating. I've tried a couple of places closer to home, but their technology and treatment did not compare.

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Children's Vision

Vision is arguably the most important of the five senses; it plays a crucial role throughout childhood and beyond. Yet many parents don't understand how vision helps their children develop appropriately. The articles below can help.

  • Children's Vision Video
    Early professional eye care for children is highly recommended – even before kids start school. Watch this short video to see why.
  • Vision Therapy for Children
    An individualized program of eye exercises and other methods can treat non-refractive vision problems such as eye alignment and lazy eye.
  • Children's Vision - FAQ's
    How often should your child's eyes be examined? What's the difference between a school vision screening and a comprehensive eye exam? and more.
  • Your Infant's Visual Development
    Knowing the expected milestones of your baby's vision development during their first year of life can ensure your child is seeing properly and enjoying their world to the fullest.
  • Are Contact Lenses a Good Choice for Kids?
    Contact lenses offer advantages in the areas of sports and self-esteem. But when is your child old enough for contacts?
  • Learning-Related Vision Problems
    The first step is to make sure your child has 20/20 eyesight. But there are other, less obvious learning-related vision issues you should know about as well.
  • Controlling Nearsightedness in Children
    Certain types of contact lenses and eyeglasses may play a role in slowing the progression of myopia, or nearsightedness.
 
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