Why Eye Exams Should Be Step One for Kids With Learning Differences

Why Eye Exams Should Be Step One for Kids With Learning Differences

Your child might not tell you they can’t see clearly—because they may not even realize it.
As a pediatric ophthalmologist and a mom, I’ve seen it time and time again: kids adapt. They squint, they compensate, they find workarounds. But those quiet signs? They matter.
Here’s what I want every parent to know about the subtle ways vision problems show up—and how to catch them early.

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What No One Tells You About the NICU: A Mom’s Honest Story of Strength and Survival

What No One Tells You About the NICU: A Mom’s Honest Story of Strength and Survival

In this episode, I’m joined by Kathryn Whitaker—SiriusXM radio host, podcaster, and fellow NICU mom—as we talk through the emotional and medical rollercoaster of having a premature baby. Kathryn shares her family’s powerful story, including her son’s 14-week NICU stay, and what she learned along the way. It’s a conversation filled with honesty, hope, and real-world advice for anyone walking a similar path.

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