Pediatric vision screening

Pediatric vision screening is a quick check used to identify children who may have vision problems that could affect learning and development. It typically involves tests to assess visual acuity, eye movement, and eye alignment. These screenings help detect issues such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or eye coordination problems early on, so they can be treated promptly. Conducted by healthcare providers or trained personnel, pediatric vision screening is an important part of maintaining overall health, ensuring children see clearly as they grow and learn.