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Pediatric Eye Care

Pediatric Optometrist Near You, serving Naperville and Surrounding areas since 2012

The State of Illinois requires all children, beginning kindergarten or first grade for the first time to have a comprehensive eye examination prior to starting school.

KIDS

EYE-EXAMS

WHY 

CHOOSE US?

Only a trained ophthalmologist or pediatric optometrist can diagnose any potential problems with your child's vision or eye health. If your child has trouble reading, understanding signals, a vision problem can sometimes be the reason.

KID'S

FIRST EXAM

We believe a child's first eye care experience should be a fun one. We try to make that first experience a great one. Great eye health habits start when kids are young, so I want to make going to the eye doctor fun

We are equipped and trained to provide Pediatric Comprehensive Eye-Exams to Kids of ages 4 year and above.

KID'S

AGE

PEDIATRIC OPTOMETRIST

Dr Sirohi love seeing kids and can make kids eye exam - at any age, fun and exciting. 

CONVENIENT LOCATION

We are conveniently located in the shopping plaza on Gartner & Washington, right next to Casey's foods and Trader Joe's.

YOUR KID'S EYE-EXAM

Early detection and expert treatment are key. When vision problems are caught early, they often can be fixed or prevented. 

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Pediatric Eye Care

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Spotting Eye Problems

Signs that a child may have vision problems include:

  • constant eye rubbing

  • extreme light sensitivity

  • poor focusing

  • poor visual tracking (following an object)

  • abnormal alignment or movement of the eyes (after 6 months of age)
     

Watch your child for signs of poor vision or crossed eyes. If you notice any eye problems, have your child examined right away so that the problem doesn't become permanent. If caught early, eye conditions often can be corrected.

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What to Expect in Kid's Eye Exams

  • Vision (visual acuity) test – We test how well your child sees at different distances.

  • Pupil test – We check how your child’s eyes respond to light

  • Eye movement test – The doctor or eye technician moves a toy or finger in different directions to check how your child’s eyes follow it

The doctor looks at the front part of the eyes, including the eyelids, cornea (clear covering over the front of the eye) and lens.

Dr.Pranali Sirohi

Optometrist, a Mother of two adorable kids and a Proud Small Business Owner. 

I have been practicing for 8 years in Naperville treating eye diseases, performing comprehensive eye exams on all ages and fitting specialized contact lenses such as multifocal, gas permeable, and hybrid lenses.

I loves seeing kids and our current patients often decide to bring their children for their vision care.  Being a mother,  my enthusiasm and patience make me perfect for kids.

I focus on educating my younger patients about their eye health. I also teach younger patients about the importance of preventing sun damage and wearing the appropriate glasses to see and do well in school.

I believe a child's first eye care experience should be a fun one. I'm often the first eye doctor kids see, so I try to make that first experience a great one. Great eye health habits start when kids are young, so I want to make going to the eye doctor fun

CONTACT

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Tel. 630-210-8660

Fax. 630-210-8682

Email: info@TheEyeWorld.com

Monday - Friday 9:30 am - 7:00 pm

Saturday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

Sunday Closed

 

152 W.Gartner Rd, Suite 116

Naperville, IL 60540

We are conveniently located in the shopping plaza on Gartner & Washington, right next to Casey's foods and Trader Joe's.

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