Photo of the day: trying on a few frames
Sometimes it’s hard to choose just one… Photo by Andrea Michelle George, used with permission.
Category Archives: day in, day out
New: For Little Eyes Glossary
Just published, a glossary of terms for parents of young kids in glasses
A cat-person’s guide to finding glasses that fit your cat
A cat-person’s guide to finding glasses that fit your cat. Are you wondering how to know if the glasses your cat wears fit well? Well, wonder no more…
Celebrate 10 Years of For Little Eyes!!
March 15th will be the 10th anniversary of this site! I’m amazed at how much we’ve grown, how many photos and stories and videos and helpful tips have been shared! […]
Discovering PHPV/PFV in our Newborn
we called the Pediatric Ophthalmologist on our own and requested an appointment without a referral. They fit us in the next Monday, and immediately knew something was not right in plain sight.
Easy DIY Valentines
Take a look at our instructions for these cute, easy to make valentines with glasses!
New Year – New Name: Little Four Eyes is now For Little Eyes
It’s the start of the new year, and a time to reflect and make changes. In that spirit, I have decided to change the name of this site (and the […]
Cyber Monday, Little Four Eyes style — and a giveaway!
Hello! For readers in the U.S., I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and a happy weekend to all! I am so thankful for this community and for all the […]
Little Four Eyes BINGO
I made up a BINGO card, with each square being a common experience for parents of young children in glasses. Do you have a bingo (5 in a row, up and down, across, diagonal, or all four corners)? What other experiences should I have added?
Smile of the day: Superheroes wear glasses!
Yep, even superheroes wear glasses!
Resolution for the new year: get your child’s vision checked
If you have a young child and you’re wondering if they may have a vision issue — go, get them checked out now. Vision issues are notoriously hard for parents or pediatricians to catch in young kids without a full vision exam. As it turns out, a pediatric vision exam is a pretty easy, non-invasive way to either get peace of mind or, if your child does have a vision problem, get moving on treatment.
9 years in glasses & why you should get your child’s eyes checked
Zoe’s 9 year anniversary of getting her first glasses was at the end of December. Her Glassesversary, as I like to call it. At this point, she’s had glasses for […]
A day in the life of a children’s optician
I just love this new post by children’s optician, Danielle Crull from A Child’s Eyes. She walks through the possible frame count for a young child as she learns more […]
Frequently asked question: options for thinner lenses
One of the common questions we see is what options are available for thinner lenses. I’m going to be up front that the answer is complex. A good optician is […]
5th annual Great Glasses Play Day
The 5th annual Great Glasses Play Day is almost here. It’s a day to celebrate kids in glasses, eye patches, and contacts; a time to raise awareness of the importance […]
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