Updated: I’ve added Vision Therapy as a choice, but it’s not showing up yet. It should show up shortly. Sorry for that, I knew there was something I was forgetting when I hit publish.
One of our readers, Heather, asked if I’d do a poll about how many children with accommodative esotropia end up patching. I’m expanding the poll just a bit to include other treatment options.
If your child has accommodative esotropia (partial or full), let us know what treatments you’ve done.
For Little Eyes 
Since we had quite a few answers checked, I thought I’d quickly leave a comment regarding the order of treatments. C started treatments for accomodative esotropia/amblyopia when she was 4, with single vision glasses and patching eight hours a day. A few months later, it was stretched to ten hours a day, and stayed like that until she was 7, when it dropped to 8 hours a day again. At 8, for a few months, it dropped again to 6 hours a day, and now she’s in bifocals, with patching just on weekends.
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I would add Prisms to the poll list
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