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University Children's Eye Center

UC Eye Center is New Jersey's premier pediatric ophthalmology and adult strabismus practice.

01/22/2026

👀 Why Your Child Needs a Medical Eye Exam

A child’s eye exam isn’t just a routine check—it’s a specialized medical evaluation designed to detect issues that can affect vision and overall health.

Pediatric ophthalmologists at University Children’s Eye Center use advanced techniques to catch problems like:

Lazy eye (amblyopia)

Crossed eyes (strabismus)

Other potentially serious conditions

Even if your child seems fine, early detection is key. Standard optical shops or adult-style eye exams aren’t enough for infants and young children.

💡 Note: Pediatric medical eye exams are billed under medical insurance, not typical vision plans, and may include deductibles, co-pays, or co-insurance.

Give your child the expert care they deserve! 👶👓 To schedule an appointment today, contact us at uceyecenter.com/contact.

12/22/2025

Last year, our doctors shared what not to put under the tree 🎄
This year, we’re flipping the script 🎁

So what should parents buy their kids for Christmas? According to our doctors at University Children’s Eye Center:

🖍️ Coloring books, crayons, and markers
🧩 Puzzles, board games, and Jenga
🧱 Legos and hands-on building toys
🎨 Arts and crafts for creativity and hand-eye coordination
❄️ And maybe even a good old-fashioned snowball fight

These screen-free gifts support visual development, hand-eye coordination, and family connection—all while keeping kids engaged and having fun.

Watch the video to hear our doctors’ favorite picks, and visit us at uceyecenter.com to learn more.

12/16/2025

✨ Holiday Hours at University Children’s Eye Center ✨

As the holiday season approaches, we’d like to share our upcoming holiday hours while also taking a moment to wish our families a joyful and healthy season.

Our office hours may vary around the holidays, so we encourage you to plan ahead for appointments, refills, or questions. If you need to schedule a visit, please reach out before the holidays to ensure we can best accommodate you.

Most importantly, we want to thank our patients and families for being part of the UCEC community this year. We wish you a wonderful holiday season filled with warmth, happiness, and clear vision—and we look forward to caring for your family in the new year! ❄️👓

12/04/2025

Choosing glasses for your child isn't the same as choosing glasses for an adult. 👓

For kids—especially those 6 and under—specialized pediatric frames and lenses make a huge difference in comfort, durability, and vision support. Our doctors often recommend optical shops that focus exclusively on children because the quality is far superior to many insurance-covered options. Many even include warranties for breakage!

Investing in the right glasses early can make all the difference.

Learn more at uceyecenter.com.

11/26/2025

🍂🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from University Children’s Eye Center!

We asked our doctors a fun holiday question:
“What’s your favorite Thanksgiving food?”

Their answers were warm, surprising, and full of personality... but you’ll have to watch the video to find out what they picked! 👀✨

We’d love to hear from you, too:
What’s YOUR favorite Thanksgiving dish?
Turkey? Stuffing? Cranberry sauce? Or a special family recipe? Share it with us in the comments!

Wishing you and your family a wonderful, delicious Thanksgiving. 🍁💛

11/25/2025

👓 Exciting news for parents! Stellest lenses are now FDA-approved in the U.S. for slowing the progression of childhood myopia.

At University Children’s Eye Center, we explain how these specially designed lenses work, why they’re different from regular glasses, and when they’ll be available for your child.

While only select optical shops currently carry Stellest lenses, we’re looking forward to prescribing them regularly in the near future!

Have questions about your child’s vision? Contact us today! We’re here to help. Visit us at https://www.uceyecenter.com.

11/12/2025

👓 What Is Hyperopia (Farsightedness)?

Hyperopia happens when light focuses behind the retina instead of directly on it — making close-up vision blurry (and sometimes distance vision, too). Kids with higher levels of hyperopia may experience eye strain, headaches when reading, or even develop crossed eyes or a “lazy eye.”

The good news? Glasses or contact lenses can easily bring things into focus! 👀

A small amount of farsightedness is common in children, but if your child struggles to see up close, schedule an eye exam with University Children’s Eye Center to ensure healthy vision for years to come. 💙

Learn more at ceyecenter.com.

11/04/2025

If your child keeps rubbing their eyes, it could be due to allergies, eye strain, or even too much screen time. 👀 In most cases, a little dryness is to blame, but if there’s redness or discharge, it could signal an infection that needs attention. In this video, Dr. Rana of UCEC explains when it’s okay to use over-the-counter drops like Refresh or Systane, and why Visine should be avoided for kids.

To learn more and to book an appointment, please visit our website at uceyecenter.com.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from UCEC 🎃

10/31/2025

Keep Those Little Eyes Fright-Free This Halloween! 🧙‍♀️

Fog machines, flashing lights, and costume makeup can all make Halloween a bit spooky — especially for sensitive eyes!

This season, help your little ones keep their vision clear and comfy:
🧡 Avoid costume contacts (they can irritate young eyes!)
🧡 Rinse off makeup before bed
🧡 Schedule an eye check if your child’s been squinting or complaining of headaches

From all of us at University Children’s Eye Center — have a safe, eye-conic Halloween! 🎃

10/30/2025

Does your child wake up complaining of dry eyes—especially in the colder months? ❄️ A humidifier in their bedroom or near screen-time spaces can make a big difference. Pair it with good hydration and, if needed, artificial tears at bedtime for extra relief. Simple steps for more comfortable eyes! 👀✨

To learn more, visit our website at uceyecenter.com.

10/23/2025

Struggles with headaches, double vision, or trouble focusing while reading can sometimes be caused by convergence insufficiency—when the eyes drift outward for tasks that are close at-hand.

At University Children’s Eye Center, we use orthoptic therapy, a series of targeted eye exercises, to help children strengthen eye coordination and reduce symptoms. Unlike broader “vision therapy” programs, our focus is on proven, effective treatment for convergence insufficiency.

🧠 Stronger eye control = easier reading, better learning.

Learn more by visiting our website at uceyecenter.com.

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4 Cornwall Court
East Brunswick, NJ
08816

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Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

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