Seeing things


  • Health
  • Sunday, 12 Jan 2003

Eyesight is an integral tool in the development of a child, but how do we assess eyesight, especially in a young child who can’t communicate his or her thoughts in a manner that can be understood by adults?COLIN KHOO takes a close look at the issue. 

THERE is more to “seeing” than meets the eye. Often, a toddler is taught by his parents to talk and walk. In the realm of “seeing”, however, he is left completely to himself.  

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