Comprehensive pediatric vision is one of 10 essential benefits authorized by the ACA as a required benefit for all health plans sold in the new state-based health insurance marketplaces .
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Vision Development…Through Edina’s Eyes Part VII
Happy birthday! Edina is 3 years old…going to pre-school! It is now three years since my beautiful grand-daughter, Edina Rose was born on September 14, 2010. Edina has given me […]
Clear Speech Blog
Many thanks to Clear Speech, Inc., a pediatric speech, language, and feeding clinic in Everett, WA. They featured my Vision Development Through Edina’s Eyes Series in their blog. Click below to […]
Through Edina’s Eyes – 2 years old
We continue with vision development through Edina’s eyes. Please check out previous newsletters to read the first five parts of this story. This newsletter includes the developmental time frame from […]
Vision Development: 12-18 months
We continue with vision development through Edina’s eyes. Please check out previous newsletters to read the first four parts of this story. Look out!! Ready or not, here they come! […]
Vision Development: 7-12 months
We continue with vision development through Edina’s eyes. Please check out previous newsletters to read the first three parts of this story. This section includes 6 months of developmental time […]
Vision Development: 4-6 Months
Huge advances in vision development have occurred in the brain by 6 months old. Visual acuity is now estimated to be approximately 20/25. Color vision is normal. VISUAL OBSERVATIONS: Your […]
Vision Development: 2-4 Months
Visual skills are learned through a developmental sequence of movement and processing skills, starting in infancy (and before). Your infant’s and toddler’s development has tremendous impact on his performance and […]
Vision Development: Birth – 2 months
OBSERVATIONS: Babies often don’t focus on you or other targets, as nerve cells in their retina and brain are not fully developed. The infant cannot accommodate (focus on near objects) very […]