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Families value different things: a child who recognises faces, moves confidently or reads comfortably. This page explains how progress is measured and how to judge any claim against those goals.

Eye-chart numbers describe only part of what a child can do. For ONH, tests of tracking, visual fields, contrast and everyday function give a fuller picture.
When a therapy is called successful, ask which of these measures changed, by how much, and for how long.
Chosen by the child’s age.
Make them specific to your child.
Moving confidently at home and school.
Reading or listening methods that work.
Recognising family and friends.
Skills for the teenage years.
Four questions to ask.
Be specific.
Small changes may not affect daily life.
Look for lasting effects.
Ask about a control group.
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Get ConsultationYes, use of vision often improves with maturity and therapy.
A combination, chosen by the child’s age.
No. Evidence is limited to laboratory research.