Vision is a learned skill and good visual skills develop naturally as the child grow. A newborn baby has very poor eyesight - about 20/200. Only part of the light sensitive cells is present at birth and continues to develop during the first year of life. Like reading, vision skills build on earlier learning. If for one reason or another a skill is not mastered then subsequent learning is hampered.
Unfortunately, not all
children develop normally, research show that 
almost
25% of all children have vision problems that are significant enough to affect
performance in school. Many of these difficulties are related to reading problems.
As many as 80% of the children who have reading difficulties, including those
considered dyslexic, have a deficiency in one of the basic visual skills.
Magic eyes classes are about using your eyes well.
The following is a list of early signs that could mean that your child is having a vision problem. If you notice that one or more of the following behaviors are true for your child, then it is time to see a Pediatric Optometrists or better see a Behavioral Optometrist. In any case make sure that the eye care professional you consult is prepared to give your child a comprehensive vision test. Just testing visual acuity or 20/20 vision is only one step of the process.
Signs of vision problems
