Good vision is essential for most things in life. Children especially need clear eyesight to meet the demands of school and experience a high quality of life. Since vision problems can significantly affect a child’s learning ability, most parents take their children for annual vision exams as soon as they turn one year old. If you’ve been worrying about your child’s eyesight, here are the top seven signs that your child may need to wear glasses.  

Our annual #roshamBOO Costume Contest is Back! Post your Halloween Costume photos of your kiddos (or your entire family!) in their Roshambo shades or Roshambo glasses for a chance to win! We’ll be giving away £270.00 in prizes! The more photos you share, the better your chances are!

Winter’s freezing temperatures can put your health at risk if you don’t take the proper precautions and follow specific safety measures. When it’s cold outside, you’re sure to be bundling your toddler up to keep them safe and warm when they go out, but what are you doing to protect their eyes?

Myopia is one of the most common early childhood vision problems. Caused by accelerated eye growth, myopia prevents children from seeing things well that are further away from them, such as a chalkboard or TV.