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The Children's Eye Foundation of AAPOS Debuts THE CURIOUS EYE

Children's Book Could Help Catch Color Vision Deficiency 

 The Children’s Eye Foundation of AAPOS recently unveiled the world’s first interactive children’s book to help screen for color vision deficiency (CVD), commonly known as color blindness.

Seeing Differently

 The only crayons my son would use had to have the wrappers on, showing the names of the colors. I brushed it off as the peculiarities of a five-year-old, along with not letting the foods touch on his plate. Not long after, my father was diagnosed late in life as being color vision deficient. I had grown up thinking that my father simply had no interest in the color of anything. How easy it was to consider the behaviors to be idiosyncrasies rather than look for an underlying cause!

Seeing color blindness through kids' eyes, Klick Health helps foundation launch creative screening tool

New Interactive Storybook Helps Screen Children for Color Vision Deficiency

 The Children’s Eye Foundation of AAPOS recently unveiled the world’s first interactive children’s book to help screen for color vision deficiency (CVD), commonly known as color blindness.

Could Color Blindness Explain Your Child's School Report? 

As the school year wraps up, report cards are making their way to your inbox. If you're surprised at the contents, don’t call the tutor just yet. Color blindness may be the cause. Color blindness is common but, when undiagnosed, can lead to a child being labeled with behavioral or learning difficulties. 

Colorblindness Exam Gets a Kid-Friendly Makeover

The traditional colorblindness test wasn’t designed for children. Groups in the U.S. and the U.K. are building more engaging, accessible alternatives.

First Look: Klick unveils book to screen for color vision deficiency

You can preserve your kids’ vision even as screen-time becomes a bigger part of their lives. No special glasses required.