Blogs

OK, so this video is from the last century. Specifically 1999. But although it is not cutting edge, the first segment does a great job of demonstrating some elements of infant visual development and shows how visual scientists construct experiments to understand infants vision.

This is long, but worth looking at. This list of recent scientific support of vision therapy was compiled by my mentor, friend, and colleague...

This eye doctor makes some extremely valid points about children's eyeglasses and how and why we prescribe them...

I'll be the first to admit, I don't read the sports page.  In fact, I didn't realize that Tampa is home to the 2009 Super Bowl until relatively recently...

It is that time of year again. Time for finishing off those holiday cookies and preparing for a happier, healthier, more prosperous new year...

Dr. B: I love my contact lenses. Do you think my son is old enough to wear them safely...

The holiday season is upon us! A wonderful time of gathering and sharing. If you have little ones (or not so little ones) at home, you probably are thinking about gifts to give...

On Monday, the National Institute of Health (NIH) released a study showing that there is a more effective treatment for children who have a common reading-related vision disorder...

As you may know, I like to interview people from time to time who are active and knowledgeable in vision care, especially pediatric vision...

As I posted on this site before, I have learned about a new line of frames that are specifically designed for Children with Down Syndrome. I think these frames are very cool, and judging by the testimonials, so do a lot of other people...