Children change.
And so does their vision.
Most care is built around appointments.
Ours is built around your child.
Progress-guided care follows your child’s vision over months, rather than relying on a couple of snapshots from isolated appointments during the year. This allows us to pay attention to all the little things, understanding what they mean, and acting when it matters most.
In children’s eye care, timing matters. Early treatment can make a difference.
By combining specialist expertise with technologies developed inside the practice, subtle changes become more visible and easier to act on. Giving families greater clarity and confidence about their child’s visual future.
Our Approach
Leave each appointment with answers, not uncertainty.
Progress-guided care gives parents something traditional care can’t: a clearer understanding of their child’s vision, what’s changing and what happens next. When you understand more, you worry less. And a little more clarity changes everything.
National support for innovation in pediatric vision.
Dr. Omondi Nyong’o is Principal Investigator on National Eye Institute (NIH) funding* awarded to Wondersee to advance technology for amblyopia and pediatric vision.
The funding will help advance Wondersee, the technology he is creating to give families and clinicians a clearer view of amblyopia treatment between appointments. It is an important recognition of his work in pediatric vision and the conviction that better information can lead to better care.
Our practice is built around you.
We are a membership practice because progress-guided care can’t be delivered in rushed appointments. Membership gives us the time we need to get to know your child, follow their vision closely, and stay involved as things change.
The children’s eye conditions we treat.
Children’s eye and vision problems are not always easy to spot. A child may not realise that what they are seeing is different, and the signs can sometimes be subtle. You may notice squinting, difficulty reading, an eye that crosses or wanders, persistent tearing or redness. Or your child may have failed a school or pediatrician vision screening.
Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)
Strabismus (Crossed or Wandering Eye)
Myopia (Nearsightedness)
Epiphora (Watery Eyes, Tearing)
Conjunctivitis (Red Eye and Eye Infections)
Failed Vision Screening (From School or Doctor’s Office)
Wondersee.
A leap forward in amblyopia care.
Doctors can prescribe an eye patch. What they cannot see is what happens at home.
Was the patch worn for the full two hours? Was it taken off early? Was a day missed completely? Wondersee gives families and clinicians a clearer picture of how much patching really happened.
Let’s talk about your child’s vision.
Whether you have concerns about a recent vision screening, you suspect changes in your child’s eyesight, or you simply want peace of mind, we’re here to help.
During your consultation:
✔ We will listen to your concerns
✔ Learn about your child’s vision and evaluate their visual system accurately
✔ Discuss the next steps and whether an appointment is right for your family
✔ Answer any questions you may have
