I love these videos. They make me so happy. I didn't get glasses until I was 13. My parents refused to believe that I had vision problems. By the time I got glasses, I was legally blind. I was so happy to be able to see. I kept smiling and laughing. When I got home my father told me to stop smiling because I looked ugly with glasses. I'm 57 now and have had years of therapy. Things are better for me now.
@@stevieme8642 Thanks for replying, I am asking on behalf of a friend whose child is 3 months now and they found out he has severe atrophy in optical nerve, and the pupils are not responding to light properly so most provably he sees shadows, do you think glasses can fix this from your experience?
@@imanalshami3548 I just don't know enough about it to say. I think that a good eye doctor, an opthmologist, should be able to answer that question and help find out if treatment is available. Good luck. I'll be praying for the child.
I was an optician for 39 years. The best memories I took with me was working with the little kids and seeing their expression with their first pair of Eyewear! It was priceless! I got to watch alot of these kids grow up to be teenagers and always wanting to see me when it was time for new eyewear!
@@cindyleasure6901 It makes it sound casual like a piece of clothing when it is a medical device. Nowadays, the frames are insanely expensive because they have designer's or celebrity's names on them. Almost all the frames are made by Luxotica. What a racket.
How do opticians measure exactly how well, or badly, little toddlers can see if they can't speak to you and tell you? What's the work-around hack for that? I always wondered how they estimated the kid's need exactly.
@@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484 you have already decided that you will not believe that God has ever healed a blind person no matter how much evidence you are shown. John 3:16 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (KJV) John 3:36 “He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.” (KJV)
@@samgoleman7089 Don't thank God, thank the doctors for their years of study and practice and hard work and long sleepless surgery hours.They fix your gods mistakes
Never knew what the expression jaw dropping meant until this child did that "Awe!" Bless the child and whoever invented this simple thing called eye-glasses.
😯That is the sweetest reaction ever. Funny when she was fighting against having them put on her face, but that reaction was priceless. 😁 Congrats to her on her getting to see the world clearly for first time. She's a little cutie pie.
Hope she is enjoying them. I wanted to share that vision. This poor in a young child is due to heavy metals and you can help your child remove them and grow out of their conditions. Look up the heavy metal detox smoothie by medical medium.
I had problems seeing things when I was in the 5th grade and had to get glasses. It was cool I could see things clearer even though I got bullied about it. But the important thing is I could see, I could see the board, what the teacher wrote and it helped me. I don't think I would have made it far, if I didn't have my glasses, trying not to get emotional but I'm sensitive.
I've never had or needed glasses😳, I've always had perfect eyesight😇☺. And... I got bullied anyway. Even by guys who had glasses! Believe it... or not.
Had a client about 2 years old (I was wheelchair therapist), was told he had very limited vision so we just 'worked with what we had'. This made Mum realise that it was maybe time to push to get his vision properly re-assessed. The result being glasses and a kid that could see, and that could operate his electric wheelchair... and could be a normal 2 year-old and be naughty and push boundaries and Develop. Was wonderful. One follow-up appointment Mum told me how his latest 'game' was 'running off' in his chair (they had a semi-rural lifestyle block) laughing hysterically knowing at least one parent would be hot in pursuit.
I was around 12 when I found out I needed glasses. I somehow got missed in earlier screenings and it wasn't until a school screening that it became clear I couldn't see well. I remember the sudden and amazing change in my vision as the glasses went on and suddenly I could see everything clearly. I understand why so many of these kids smile when they get over the discomfort of having the glasses on - unless you've been without clear sight for a long time, its hard to convey the change.
I wonder what was going on in his little mind . It must have been so strange to suddenly be able to see everything . I pray he'll have truly brilliant life ... maybe he'll grow up to be an optician or in another part of that field helping others to see . What a heartwarming video 🤗
I was 9 when I first got glasses, after the teacher realized I couldn't see what was written on the board. I will never forget my first experience. The optometrist led me outside the building and I looked up: and realized that the lump on the hill in front of me was the local high school. And there were houses on the hill. Before it had been as much an undifferentiated mass much like a mountain.
Very glad things went better for you,, may I ask what was the reason for not seeing? Weakness in the optical nerve or something else? Did you have it from early childhood?
Beautiful. My mother tells me of my sister who is 14 months older than I, having this same experience and then my sister's son as well. The moment they fitted the glasses, it was video worthy, but we didn't have video then. I imagine it was just like this.
In the past some parents don't even try to accept the fact that their children have high mayopia and don't support the children. Nowadays parents are conscious and supportive.
The sibling who laughed and said, "Dad, she looks like Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys" was so funny. Seriously the little one is so cute, experiencing the world in a whole new way.
I had an 8th grade student who likely needed glasses her whole life, but her parents believed "glasses would make her eyes worse if she wore them" and so they never got her glasses. The first day of class I realized she could not read the board from the second row and so I moved her to the first row and it made no difference. It took weeks of convincing but her parents finally agreed to see a doctor when I told them I'd pay for the appointment if the doctor concluded she didn't need glasses. Needless to say, she needed an incredibly strong prescription and I didn't have to pay a dime. She went from a D student in math to getting straight As. Watching her in the days after she got glasses wasn't much different than watching this toddler's reaction to finally seeing the world in HD!
Lovely it was recognised so early. I had the same experience at 4 years old, the world opened up. Houses were really built with bricks and trees really had leaves, difference in color in the street meant difference in height. And newspapers were not grey, they had columns and headlines
i can relate. i was in the eighth grade when a teacher told my mother he thought i needed glasses. i couldn't believe how different the world looked the first time i wore glasses. thank goodness for the technology that makes this possible.
Watching this video brought me back 40 years to when my largely silent son got his first pair of glasses - his eyes couldn’t stop moving as he took in the sights. As soon as he could see, he started talking, non-stop! On the way back to the car he uttered his first full sentence: “Mommy, where did all the cracks in the sidewalk come from?”
Amazing that physicians can put together these glasses using diagnostic tools that don't require patient feedback. In patients who have verbal language, you can do the "is A better or is B better?" kind of testing. When that's not an option, whether by age or other factors, technology has to step up.
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I love these videos. They make me so happy. I didn't get glasses until I was 13. My parents refused to believe that I had vision problems. By the time I got glasses, I was legally blind. I was so happy to be able to see. I kept smiling and laughing. When I got home my father told me to stop smiling because I looked ugly with glasses. I'm 57 now and have had years of therapy. Things are better for me now.
Very inspiring, glad for you, may I ask What was the issue with your eyes? Was it weak nerve or something in the retina?
@@imanalshami3548 I'm profoundly nearsighted and a little farsighted.
@@stevieme8642
Thanks for replying, I am asking on behalf of a friend whose child is 3 months now and they found out he has severe atrophy in optical nerve, and the pupils are not responding to light properly so most provably he sees shadows, do you think glasses can fix this from your experience?
@@imanalshami3548 I just don't know enough about it to say. I think that a good eye doctor, an opthmologist, should be able to answer that question and help find out if treatment is available. Good luck. I'll be praying for the child.
@@stevieme8642
Thank again, God Bless
Most of us fail to see how lucky we are.
What a dollbaby! ❤
I was an optician for 39 years. The best memories I took with me was working with the little kids and seeing their expression with their first pair of Eyewear! It was priceless! I got to watch alot of these kids grow up to be teenagers and always wanting to see me when it was time for new eyewear!
Funny you call them eyewear as if the frames are the special part. Eye glasses or spectacles.
@anonnymowse Eyewear is the frames and lenses together. You see I didn't just say frame.
@@cindyleasure6901 It makes it sound casual like a piece of clothing when it is a medical device. Nowadays, the frames are insanely expensive because they have designer's or celebrity's names on them. Almost all the frames are made by Luxotica. What a racket.
Témoignage émouvant, merci !
How do opticians measure exactly how well, or badly, little toddlers can see if they can't speak to you and tell you? What's the work-around hack for that? I always wondered how they estimated the kid's need exactly.
My God. This is beyond precious! This is a beautiful reminder for us to never take our health for granted ❤
Thank you Lord for a good health
Indeed ✝️💜💯
THANK SCIENCE - god has never healed a blind person
@@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484 you have already decided that you will not believe that God has ever healed a blind person no matter how much evidence you are shown. John 3:16 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (KJV) John 3:36 “He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.” (KJV)
@@samgoleman7089 Don't thank God, thank the doctors for their years of study and practice and hard work and long sleepless surgery hours.They fix your gods mistakes
Bless the child! I felt the same in the 3rd grade when I got glasses - trees had leaves!
Never knew what the expression jaw dropping meant until this child did that "Awe!" Bless the child and whoever invented this simple thing called eye-glasses.
She’s so precious!!! Love this video.❤❤❤❤❤❤🥰
😯That is the sweetest reaction ever. Funny when she was fighting against having them put on her face, but that reaction was priceless. 😁 Congrats to her on her getting to see the world clearly for first time. She's a little cutie pie.
What an ADORABLE child!!! Children are so awesome!!! 💕🙂
I have a great nephew who got glasses around age 4 and what a huge change in his life. All the frustrations seemed to melt away. I love this video.
The world was waiting for this moment..,... Now the world feels Happy
That is THE sweetest thing I have ever seen. The look on his face at different times when he looked around was priceless. Truly awesome!!❤❤❤
It's a girl
What a gorgeous little boy, his reaction is just magical
It's a girl
She was looking at those glasses like they're magical and in a lot of ways they are.
So happy to see the expression on this little ones face. Makes you really appreciate what you have!
Beautiful!
Our daughter is 2.5 and is getting her glasses tomorrow we can’t wait for her reaction and I hope it’s like this !
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Hope she is enjoying them. I wanted to share that vision. This poor in a young child is due to heavy metals and you can help your child remove them and grow out of their conditions. Look up the heavy metal detox smoothie by medical medium.
Sooo cute! She looked so happy 😂
VERY MOVING THIS LITTLE GIRL WHO SEE FOR THE FIRST TIME WHAT JOY!!!!
She is sooooooo precious! That expression says it all! 😮❤❤❤ Grace from Canada
I had problems seeing things when I was in the 5th grade and had to get glasses. It was cool I could see things clearer even though I got bullied about it. But the important thing is I could see, I could see the board, what the teacher wrote and it helped me. I don't think I would have made it far, if I didn't have my glasses, trying not to get emotional but I'm sensitive.
I've never had or needed glasses😳, I've always had perfect eyesight😇☺. And... I got bullied anyway. Even by guys who had glasses! Believe it... or not.
I can't, too much cuteness
She's precious.
Definitely looks like Bubbles but omg so precious!!! 💖 Love videos like this! Congratulations baby girl!!!
i'm glad i wasn't the only one that saw the resemblance xD
(edit: oh i had sound turned down and didn't hear someone say that in the video lol)
@@marnenotmarnie259 That was my favorite part, haha, it just elevates it
That is so precious!
Isn't that just precious!! Little sweetie is all, "Whoa!!" ❤
Precious moments and she was amazed
Such a beautiful moment 😍
Had a client about 2 years old (I was wheelchair therapist), was told he had very limited vision so we just 'worked with what we had'. This made Mum realise that it was maybe time to push to get his vision properly re-assessed. The result being glasses and a kid that could see, and that could operate his electric wheelchair... and could be a normal 2 year-old and be naughty and push boundaries and Develop. Was wonderful. One follow-up appointment Mum told me how his latest 'game' was 'running off' in his chair (they had a semi-rural lifestyle block) laughing hysterically knowing at least one parent would be hot in pursuit.
So friggin cute. Adorable Kid.
Precious little girl❤
Ohhhh! Tears of happiness for this beautiful child! Look how excited she is!
Omg. This is so beautiful. Her expression at being able to see..... Tears of happiness for her....
Her reaction is priceless ❤
His reaction is worth everything 😢❤❤❤
I shed happy tears!
I had a bad day but I watched this video and I was happy,😃 adorable.
The best reaction I have ever seen.
Ahh, darling, the biggest gift they will ever receive- wonderful ! ❤
😂.Koja reakcija😂!?Duša mala❤.Sve najbolje joj želim u životu!!!❤
oh look at her beautiful little face so precious
Wonderful 💖💕💖
An adorable baby views the world.
This made me cry a little. So amazing and wonderful ❤️
That is just the cutest most loveliest video ever. Bless her little face. She looks thrilled ❤
I was around 12 when I found out I needed glasses. I somehow got missed in earlier screenings and it wasn't until a school screening that it became clear I couldn't see well. I remember the sudden and amazing change in my vision as the glasses went on and suddenly I could see everything clearly. I understand why so many of these kids smile when they get over the discomfort of having the glasses on - unless you've been without clear sight for a long time, its hard to convey the change.
Simply Beautiful ❤
Beautiful made my day.
..... he DOES look just like Bubble......!!.... bless, absolutely priceless 😍
Малышка, будь счастлива! Ну какой славный ребёнок 😊!
Such a gorgeous child❤❤❤!!!
What a fantastic video it warms my heart to see her reaction
Awesome. I hope she sees a lot of beauty in the world. Cheers
Such unbelievable sweetness! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Aww what a sweetie pie♥️ God bless everyone
I wonder what was going on in his little mind . It must have been so strange to suddenly be able to see everything . I pray he'll have truly brilliant life ... maybe he'll grow up to be an optician or in another part of that field helping others to see . What a heartwarming video 🤗
cute and so pretty baby! very adorable!🥰😍😘💗💓💞💕❣
I love videos like this. I watch every time.
I was 9 when I first got glasses, after the teacher realized I couldn't see what was written on the board. I will never forget my first experience. The optometrist led me outside the building and I looked up: and realized that the lump on the hill in front of me was the local high school. And there were houses on the hill. Before it had been as much an undifferentiated mass much like a mountain.
Very glad things went better for you,, may I ask what was the reason for not seeing? Weakness in the optical nerve or something else? Did you have it from early childhood?
@@imanalshami3548 it sounds like far away myopia or something like that. It tends to be genetic
Su carita lo dice todo! A ese pequeño le dio un gusto enorme el poder ver el mundo con claridad, que video tan satisfactorio
SO SWEET❤❤
Absolutely adorable 🤩🤩🤩
She went from “what are these weird things?” to“ WOW”😊
Beautiful. My mother tells me of my sister who is 14 months older than I, having this same experience and then my sister's son as well. The moment they fitted the glasses, it was video worthy, but we didn't have video then. I imagine it was just like this.
This is amazing ❤
so lovely the little one 😅😅🥰🥰..
In the past some parents don't even try to accept the fact that their children have high mayopia and don't support the children. Nowadays parents are conscious and supportive.
They’re laughing because she looks even more cute in them! 😍
Great expression!!
Love Her. x x
He looks amazed!
Thats absolutly adorable
No need for words beautiful
The sibling who laughed and said, "Dad, she looks like Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys" was so funny. Seriously the little one is so cute, experiencing the world in a whole new way.
Beautiful
I love the way home when she seen you for the first time
His eyes r beautiful
Priceless
Baby Bubbles. Soo cute
What a little Angel
ADORABLE!!!!
I had an 8th grade student who likely needed glasses her whole life, but her parents believed "glasses would make her eyes worse if she wore them" and so they never got her glasses.
The first day of class I realized she could not read the board from the second row and so I moved her to the first row and it made no difference. It took weeks of convincing but her parents finally agreed to see a doctor when I told them I'd pay for the appointment if the doctor concluded she didn't need glasses. Needless to say, she needed an incredibly strong prescription and I didn't have to pay a dime. She went from a D student in math to getting straight As. Watching her in the days after she got glasses wasn't much different than watching this toddler's reaction to finally seeing the world in HD!
Lovely it was recognised so early. I had the same experience at 4 years old, the world opened up. Houses were really built with bricks and trees really had leaves, difference in color in the street meant difference in height. And newspapers were not grey, they had columns and headlines
How sweet!! My oldest 2 kids were very young when they got glasses. What's difference it made for them
i can relate. i was in the eighth grade when a teacher told my mother he thought i needed glasses. i couldn't believe how different the world looked the first time i wore glasses. thank goodness for the technology that makes this possible.
It's so wonderful.xxx❤❤
Bunul Dumnezeu să te vindece la ochi pe deplin, dragul meu îngeraș! 🙏💖🥰😘😘😘👶
This beautiful child's life really began when the glasses came on!😂
I told her after we comb her hair she can go bye-bye and I am very proud of her for wearing her glasses
Priceless.
What a time to be alive!
😍
haha she's so excited :)
How incredibly cute can one be???
What a wonder, im cry.
قال الرسول عليه الصلاة والسلام : " اللهم إني أعوذ بك من زوال نعمتك وتحوِّل عافيتك وفجاءة نقمتك وجميع سخطك" . رواه مسلم
She looks at the glasses like, "What wondrous sorcery is this?!"
I’m a Speech Pathologist. I worked with visually impaired twins. When they received their glasses, their speech and language improved significantly.
Watching this video brought me back 40 years to when my largely silent son got his first pair of glasses - his eyes couldn’t stop moving as he took in the sights. As soon as he could see, he started talking, non-stop! On the way back to the car he uttered his first full sentence: “Mommy, where did all the cracks in the sidewalk come from?”
من رحمة الله تعالى للعباد : ان يبليكم في ما تحبون 🤲🏻
Aww 🥰
Amore che bello lo stupore di vedere il mondo che ti circonda, spero sia sempre bello e pieno di gioia x te e la tua famiglia 🤗
Amazing that physicians can put together these glasses using diagnostic tools that don't require patient feedback. In patients who have verbal language, you can do the "is A better or is B better?" kind of testing. When that's not an option, whether by age or other factors, technology has to step up.