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10 Signs Your Child Might Have a Visual Impairment | Early Detection Tips

Recognizing visual impairments in children early can make a significant difference in their development and quality of life. In this video, we highlight 10 key signs that may indicate your child is experiencing vision problems. Understanding these signs can help you seek timely intervention and support.

🔍 Key Signs to Watch For:

Holding Objects Too Close: If your child frequently holds books, toys, or screens very close to their eyes, it could be a sign of visual strain.

Squinting or Rubbing Eyes: Excessive squinting or rubbing of the eyes may indicate discomfort or difficulty focusing.

Misaligned Eyes: Crossed or wandering eyes can be a sign of a vision issue that requires attention.

Avoiding Visual Tasks: Reluctance to engage in activities like reading or drawing might suggest vision problems.

Difficulty Following Moving Objects: Struggling to track moving objects can be a sign of visual impairment.

Frequent Complaints of Headaches: Regular headaches, especially after reading or screen time, may be related to vision issues.

Clumsiness or Bumping Into Things: Unusual clumsiness or frequently bumping into objects might indicate vision problems.

Sensitivity to Light: Avoiding bright lights or squinting in well-lit environments can be a sign of light sensitivity.

Delayed Developmental Milestones: Delays in reaching milestones like crawling or walking can sometimes be linked to vision issues.

Difficulty Recognizing Faces or Objects: Challenges in recognizing familiar faces or objects may indicate a vision problem.

💡 What You Can Do:

Schedule an Eye Exam: Regular eye check-ups are essential for early detection of vision problems.

Create a Supportive Environment: Ensure your child has proper lighting and seating arrangements to facilitate better vision.
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Encourage Visual Activities: Engage your child in activities that promote visual development, such as reading and drawing.

Limit Screen Time: Excessive screen time can strain the eyes; encourage breaks and outdoor play.

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