New Jersey's premier, advanced pediatric eye care center
University Children's Eye Center forms the division of pediatric ophthalmology at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and St. Peter's University Hospital, and is affiliated with Wills Eye Hospital.
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Our offices are equipped with specialized child-friendly equipment, and our staff members are knowledgeable and provide personalized care for you and your child.
New Jersey's premier, advanced pediatric eye care center
University Children's Eye Center forms the division of pediatric ophthalmology at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and St. Peter's University Hospital, and is affiliated with Wills Eye Hospital.
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Our offices are equipped with specialized child-friendly equipment, and our staff members are knowledgeable and provide personalized care for you and your child.
Over 50 years of Combined Experience as leading pediatric specialists
Over 50 years of Combined Experience as leading pediatric specialists
My Child's New Glasses: What to Expect During the Adjustment Period
Is your child getting new glasses? Dr. Rose Hughes highlights what to expect during the optical adjustment period, including common complaints like blurry vision and headaches. She explains how long it takes for kids to adapt to their glasses and when to contact your eye doctor.
Allergy Season Challenges in Children: An Eye Doctor's Advice
Is your child suffering from red, itchy eyes this allergy season? Dr. Rose Hughes from University Children's Eye Center explains how to find relief with over-the-counter allergy eye drops like Pataday. Learn about the different concentrations (0.2% vs 0.7%), proper usage, and when it's time to see an eye doctor.
Crossed Eyes In Children: What You Need to Know
Children's eyes should be straight and well-aligned from the age of four months onward. What happens when that isn't the case, and what steps--if any--should a concerned parent take?
Is Your Child a Good Candidate for Contact Lenses?
How do you know if your child is a good candidate for contact lenses, and what does the diagnostic process entail?
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