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    All About Kids' Eye-sight

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      ycted
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      jedamum:
      phantom:

      I though kids now wear more classes because they watch too much TV or play too much computers


      not to forget, rich parents buy their kids PSP as young as P1.

      I have seen PSP with kids as young as 3!

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        ZacK
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        May I ask what are the symptoms of bad eye sight in kids? My son is coming to 5 in Sep 08...


        Loves to read his books in his own time but noticed him having this \"uncontrollable\" squint whenever he watches TV prog :oops: ... I asked him to stop squinting ... His reply to me was... He cant help it??!! :roll:

        Think need to get him checked?

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          corneyAmber
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          HPB gives K1 students in my kid’s kindy free checkup in the school itself and in K2 they will review the cases with eye problems.


          Did his school inform you?

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            ZacK
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            ks2me:
            HPB gives K1 students in my kid's kindy free checkup in the school itself and in K2 they will review the cases with eye problems.


            Did his school inform you?
            Actually we recently signed an authorisation form for my son to have his eyes checked when the HPB visits his school... I guess I should wait for their assessment then. 😎

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              ycted
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              ZacK:
              ks2me:

              HPB gives K1 students in my kid's kindy free checkup in the school itself and in K2 they will review the cases with eye problems.


              Did his school inform you?

              Actually we recently signed an authorisation form for my son to have his eyes checked when the HPB visits his school... I guess I should wait for their assessment then. 😎

              You should not bring young kids to Opticians. Some may have pseudo-myopia and may end up with unnecessary glasses that damage their eyesight. Proper assessment should be done by an Opthalmologist. They would need to administer special eyedrops to assess the child's eyes appropriately.

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                ZacK
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                ycted:
                ZacK:

                [quote=\"ks2me\"]HPB gives K1 students in my kid's kindy free checkup in the school itself and in K2 they will review the cases with eye problems.


                Did his school inform you?

                Actually we recently signed an authorisation form for my son to have his eyes checked when the HPB visits his school... I guess I should wait for their assessment then. 😎

                You should not bring young kids to Opticians. Some may have pseudo-myopia and may end up with unnecessary glasses that damage their eyesight. Proper assessment should be done by an Opthalmologist. They would need to administer special eyedrops to assess the child's eyes appropriately.[/quote]Thanks will take note of this... I guess the appropriate step would be to:
                1. Get an Opthalmologist's opinion.
                2. If required, then go to an optician for prescription glasses.

                Regards.

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                  SMILEY
                  last edited by

                  Talk about eye sight, think study desk plays an important role.


                  Any good reckon?

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                    18shan
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                    [Moderator's Note: Topics merged.]


                    Hello,

                    Can someone advice when shld be get our child for a eyes examination?

                    How young shld we start?

                    How often do we need to go for reg. check?

                    Anyone has any PD eye doctor to recommend?

                    Thx πŸ˜„

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                      raysusan
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                      i am planning to bring my girl this dec

                      she juz turn 6…i hope it is not too late

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                        ngchris
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                        My kid had his done organised his preschool/MCYS early K1 (5 yrs old) this year. After that, I started to see many of his classmates turning up in spectacles.


                        If you suspect your kid has eye problem esp lazy eye, it’s best to checkup early for early intervention as I understand.

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