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Outdoor play does more for children’s eyes than many parents realise.

As daily routines shift indoors, young eyes are missing out on light, distance viewing, and movement that support healthy visual development.

This discussion explains why time outside plays a key role in myopia risk, how natural light differs from indoor environments, and why outdoor activity is now a central part of conversations about children’s vision and eye health.

Listen to optometrist Paul Graham discuss how outdoor time supports growing eyes and why it’s one of the simplest habits families can influence.

✅ How natural light affects eye development
✅ Why indoor environments place different demands on young eyes
✅ The link between outdoor activity and myopia risk
✅ How much outdoor time is generally recommended for children
✅ Practical ways families can build outdoor time into daily routines

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