The optometry monitoring journal 732

A child’s eyes are not simply smaller versions of adult eyes. They are still developing, still responding to the environments we build around them, and still adapting to daily demands. Over the past decade, many parents have become more aware of how much time their children spend on screens. Fewer realize that the other side of the equation may matter just as much: how much time children spend outdoors. Outdoor time is not a magic shield against every vision problem. It