The Covid-19 pandemic has brought with it new ways of doing things. To keep the infection rates at a minimum, many people have been forced to stay indoors. School-going children have had to get used to the new reality of online classes to remain safe. This translates to a lot of screen time which is not ideal but education has to go on.
Your child’s vision is still developing and exposure to blue light from screens could lead to them having to deal with eye problems for the rest of their lives. Most children can now operate tablets, smartphones, and computers and this has contributed to the rise in poor sight.
Research shows that short-sightedness in children has doubled in the last 50 years in the UK and children are developing this problem at a younger age. Therefore, your child is at a real risk of having poor eyesight. If you’re wondering how you can keep this from happening, read on to discover ways to take care of your child’s eyes.
Blue light is a high-energy light that’s part of the rays that make up visible light. It’s produced by the sun
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