• Check vision clarity: Make sure your child can see well for reading, schoolwork, and play.

• Measure eye growth: Detect changes in prescription and spot early signs of myopia (short-sightedness).

• Protect long-term health: Identify eye conditions early — when they are easiest to treat.

• First eye check recommended before school age (around 3–4 years).

• After starting school: every 1–2 years, or as advised by your optician.

• More frequent checks may be needed if your child is already wearing glasses or has myopia.

• Myopia can progress quickly in children.

• Regular eye tests help ensure their myopia control lenses and frames are always the right fit.

• Early and consistent monitoring gives the best chance to slow down progression and protect eye health.