Pediatric Eye Exams in Mays Landing, NJ

Schedule a Pediatric Eye Exam Today

Protect your child’s vision and set them up for success. Contact our Mays Landing office to schedule a pediatric eye exam with Dr. Karen J. Solofsky—where every child’s sight matters.

What We Check During a Pediatric Eye Exam

Dr. Solofsky provides age-appropriate evaluations that may include:

• Visual acuity testing (distance and near)
• Eye tracking and focusing skills
• Eye teaming and alignment
• Depth perception and color vision
• Screening for common childhood conditions like amblyopia (lazy eye) and strabismus (eye turn)

Creating a Positive Experience for Young Patients

We understand that a first eye exam can be intimidating, so we make it fun, relaxed, and engaging. Dr. Solofsky uses a gentle, reassuring approach to help children feel at ease while providing the highest standard of care.

Support for School & Learning Success

Vision issues can affect your child’s academic performance and confidence. We identify problems early and provide clear, personalized recommendations—whether that means prescription glasses, vision therapy referrals, or simple lifestyle tips.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Pediatric Eye Exams

1. At what age should my child have their first eye exam?
   We recommend scheduling their first exam between 6–12 months of age, with follow-ups as they grow and enter school.
2. How do I know if my child has a vision problem?
   Watch for signs like squinting, eye rubbing, poor focus, complaints about blurry vision, or difficulty in school.
3. Are eye exams safe for young children?
   Yes! Pediatric eye exams are safe, non-invasive, and adapted to your child’s age and comfort level.
4. Does my child need to know letters for an eye exam?
   No. We use age-appropriate tests that don’t require reading ability, including picture charts and light-based tools.
5. What if my child needs glasses?
   We’ll provide a precise prescription and help you select comfortable, durable frames that fit their needs and personality.