Comments on: Myopia In Children | Practice Good Eyes Care Habits http://www.baby-maternity.com/children-health/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html information on pregnancy, parenting, baby, child Fri, 12 Feb 2010 18:34:14 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Guzel http://www.baby-maternity.com/children-health/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html/comment-page-1#comment-557 Guzel Tue, 06 Oct 2009 19:21:46 +0000 http://www.baby-maternity.com/blog/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html#comment-557 Hi, Interesting article, with many useful tips for parents. I would like to make one small addition. It seems that atropine eye drops slow the progression of myopia in children. If you are interested, look here for the whole story: http://www.myopia-solutions.com/myopia-treatments.html Best regards, Guzel Hi,

Interesting article, with many useful tips for parents. I would like to make one small addition.
It seems that atropine eye drops slow the progression of myopia in children. If you are interested, look here for the whole story:

http://www.myopia-solutions.com/myopia-treatments.html

Best regards,

Guzel

]]> By: Evgania Mehler http://www.baby-maternity.com/children-health/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html/comment-page-1#comment-547 Evgania Mehler Tue, 25 Aug 2009 07:31:25 +0000 http://www.baby-maternity.com/blog/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html#comment-547 Hi Michelle, great article! It is kind of scary how many children are suffering from myopia today. I just published an article on my blog on the causes of myopia in children and what parents of myopia children can do. Here is the link: http://www.unleash-your-vision.com/Myopia/Myopia-Children/Myopia-Children-and-How-Can-Parents-Help.html Hope that helps and provides value to your readers! With love, Evgania Hi Michelle,

great article! It is kind of scary how many children are suffering from myopia today.

I just published an article on my blog on the causes of myopia in children and what parents of myopia children can do.

Here is the link:
http://www.unleash-your-vision.com/Myopia/Myopia-Children/Myopia-Children-and-How-Can-Parents-Help.html

Hope that helps and provides value to your readers!

With love,

Evgania

]]> By: Myopia In Children Facts | My Parenting Help http://www.baby-maternity.com/children-health/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html/comment-page-1#comment-127 Myopia In Children Facts | My Parenting Help Sat, 29 Mar 2008 05:15:47 +0000 http://www.baby-maternity.com/blog/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html#comment-127 [...] Children Having Myopia At birth, the child’s eyes will be examined for any visual congenital defects of the eyes. The mother will have given a detailed family history looking for any possible genetic defects. If there is a possibility of a hereditary or congenital defect, the pediatrician may recommend further testing to determine whether the baby is afflicted. After the first Eye Care Exam, consequent exams are usually recommended at six months, three years and then every year after age five. If the regular pediatrician notices any abnormalities, he or she may recommend a visit to a pediatric ophthalmologist. Diseases such cataracts and glaucoma are not isolated to just the elderly. Pediatric cataracts and such do occur and are something pediatricians and eye care professionals look for. [...] [...] Children Having Myopia At birth, the child’s eyes will be examined for any visual congenital defects of the eyes. The mother will have given a detailed family history looking for any possible genetic defects. If there is a possibility of a hereditary or congenital defect, the pediatrician may recommend further testing to determine whether the baby is afflicted. After the first Eye Care Exam, consequent exams are usually recommended at six months, three years and then every year after age five. If the regular pediatrician notices any abnormalities, he or she may recommend a visit to a pediatric ophthalmologist. Diseases such cataracts and glaucoma are not isolated to just the elderly. Pediatric cataracts and such do occur and are something pediatricians and eye care professionals look for. [...]

]]> By: Myopia In Children Facts http://www.baby-maternity.com/children-health/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html/comment-page-1#comment-118 Myopia In Children Facts Thu, 27 Mar 2008 10:00:53 +0000 http://www.baby-maternity.com/blog/myopia-in-children-practise-good-eyes-care-habits.html#comment-118 [...] Myopia In Children At birth, the child’s eyes will be examined for any visual congenital defects of the eyes. The mother will have given a detailed family history looking for any possible genetic defects. If there is a possibility of a hereditary or congenital defect, the pediatrician may recommend further testing to determine whether the baby is afflicted. After the first Eye Exam, consequent exams are usually recommended at six months, three years and then every year after age five. If the regular pediatrician notices any abnormalities, he or she may recommend a visit to a pediatric ophthalmologist. Diseases such cataracts and glaucoma are not isolated to just the elderly. Pediatric cataracts and such do occur and are something pediatricians and eye care professionals look for. [...] [...] Myopia In Children At birth, the child’s eyes will be examined for any visual congenital defects of the eyes. The mother will have given a detailed family history looking for any possible genetic defects. If there is a possibility of a hereditary or congenital defect, the pediatrician may recommend further testing to determine whether the baby is afflicted. After the first Eye Exam, consequent exams are usually recommended at six months, three years and then every year after age five. If the regular pediatrician notices any abnormalities, he or she may recommend a visit to a pediatric ophthalmologist. Diseases such cataracts and glaucoma are not isolated to just the elderly. Pediatric cataracts and such do occur and are something pediatricians and eye care professionals look for. [...]

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