Thank you for sharing the story about Poppy's eyes and her glasses. I think people will learn a lot from this vlog. My kids both needed glasses when they were young, and I think that I missed the ball on taking them to see their pediatric eye doctor early enough. I didn't notice the signs, so maybe this will help someone else.
I had the exact same as poppy! I got an op when I was 3 to slightly correct the squint...had glasses from 2 n a half to 15... with the help of glasses and getting older and my eye strengthening...at 15 it was fixed 😊, my mum n dad made sure I always had my glasses on and I'm so thankful they did. Poppy looks adorable with hers. At her age mine covered my whole face almost hahaha. I'm now 35 xxx
You are a great mama! And I love that you don’t seem to force your babies to have face time in your videos and shorts, you’re giving them a childhood not surrounded by social media. You seem to keep it a business with you and your husband and if your kids are in it they are being totally themselves ❤
I had a lazy eye as a child (and still do but almost not even there) I wore eye patches to try and correct it. I ended up having 3 eye surgeries. 1st and 3rd on my left and 2nd was on both. I’m 26 so they have different methods now, but it is nice that you found it early on. My last surgery I was in 3rd grade. Good luck with everything!!
The same thing happened with my daughter when she was 2 years old. Unfortunately her problem is not the muscle where can be corrected with surgery, but a connection with the brain but doctor said the more she wear the glasses the best will be for the brain to register and correct the eyes alignment. She is 6 now and wear them full time since 2 and we see so much improvement. Praying for full healing 🙏🏼 and Poppy will be in our prayers as well ❣️ much love .. 😘
As someone who had to get lazy eye muscle surgery when I was 16 (honestly too late in life) and then ptosis surgery when I was 23, thank you for paying attention to her eyes now. I wish my parents had.
Wished my mom listened to me too. I also asked for an eyeglasses when I was in college but she didn't believe me. I was too young to get eyeglasses. Got mine when I was 25 yrs old. It got high
My 4 year old is a +6 prescription on both eyes, they are very thick. We needed to get the lenses thinned down and they still pop out, but I would recommend doing thinner lenses instead because of her age. We tried to do the plastic glasses but they constantly broke so we switched to what you have and there are no regrets. You can get more flexible plastic ones for sure, but they had a hard time staying on her face. Anyway, that’s my two cents on that but I know it’s difficult and frustrating and different for every family. Good luck on your journey!
It’s called strabismus. My daughter has had 2 eye surgeries but she’s 17 now and beautiful and her eyes don’t cross anymore except when she’s super tired. Glad you’re taking care of this now because they can grow out of it as they get older and you can’t see it anymore!
My son had strabismus where the eye muscle is weak hearing this as a 29 year old mom who never needed glasses with hearing my son needed glasses full time and STRONG prescription next thing I knew he was in glasses for months full time , having moments of complete doubt not knowing if they were helping in hopes that surgery wasn’t needed . Almost 2 years later h the week before he turned 5 we did the surgery and it was a game changer … he went into year five of life a new person but everyone has a different experience… beautiful family
I was diagnosed with Strabisma at 3! It’s very similar to what you are describing, my “vision” is fine it’s not blurry or anything but i do have trouble focusing on things with both eyes, the muscles in my left eye are weak so it drifts to the side if I’m not paying attention, I’m in eye therapy to help with that but i do wear glasses (got my first at 3) and I have the same eye specialist 12 years later. It’s sooo important to look for the signs at a young age so you can get ahead of the problem before it impacts them in school! My mom noticed that i started covering my “bad” eye, only reading the right pages of books (i was an early reader) and in pictures my eye would drift. My sister also has it but hers didn’t show until she was 8-9 and it’s MUCH less severe. Thank you for looking out for your kiddos! They will thank you later in life!
I believe the eyes are working independently, and that causes the problem. Surgery can correct it. There's an excellent pediatric eye surgeon in Boston Children's Hospital.
This same thing happened to me as a child. My mom noticed my eye turning in and was diagnosed with strabismus, astigmatism and am far sighted at 1 years old. However, I do have terrible vision and have worn my glasses since I was 1 but I did wear an eyepatch to help strengthen my eye. I still have my lazy eye, not noticeable with my glasses but when off, I can control it. Somehow when I do cross it, my vision is clearer. But, I love wearing glasses, they are really apart of my identity and I hope she continues to love hers as well!
You need 'Flannelette' Pillow cases...you can also get other bedding in it....i think Americans call it brushed cotton!! Thats the feeling you're describing ❤
I believe the reason why her eye turns in is because of being far sighted (hypermetropic) she has to use her focusing muscles (ciliary muscles) to focus at a distance. In a normal eye you would only use those muscles for close up. So the muscles that deal with the convergance of her eyes think she must be looking at something close, and point her eyes inwards. The glasses make it so that her focusing muscles are not over-worked, hence the eyes will be more able to work together properly. It is important to wear the glasses while she is young, so that her brain and eyes develop the correct coordinaion. If not corrected now it might mean she would never have full 3D vision for life. You are doing the right thing in helping her to wear them full time. Well done.
My daughter was diagnosed with intermittent exotropia at 3 and was closely followed by eye specialists to make sure it didn’t affect her vision. At 19 she discovered from a tiktok video that she has binocular vision dysfunction. She went to a neuro optometrist and was officially diagnosed and now has prism glasses. All these years of vision issues/headaches etc and it was a simple fix. Vision therapy is next for her. I recommend you get your daughter tested before she starts reading and goes to school.
My son is 4 and we found out last year he has strabismus too, but he won’t keep his glasses on so we have to go see about drops or worst case scenario the surgery, but his isn’t terrible either. Thanks for sharing!
I was farsighted exactly like poppy when I was 4 years old my parents started to notice it and sure enough I had a bad lazy eye and I was farsighted. Fast forward to now I have contacts and I do not have a lazy eye anymore and my eyes got much better.
Has the optom suggested trying patching and vision therapy like near exercises to naturally strengthen those muscles? May be worth discussing with him if not as this can speed up the process if he recommends for her case
I think what he means when he says she's far sighted is that she can see things far away alright but he issue is seeing/focusing things up close. Like when she's reading, writing or coloring. She's wearing reading glasses basically 😊 and the glasses will help her with her focusing because her eyes will reach out the center point in the lens because that's where the image (what she's looking at) will become clear 🤓
Hi, Is she also doing Occupational Therapy? I got glasses when I was 8, I was also farsighted. Struggled to focus from the book to the board and back to the book. I went for OT for 2 years. And I stopped wearing glasses around 14, and my eyes are really good now at 40. I do struggle to focus sometimes when I am really tired.
My son is also far sighted. He does patch training and got glasses at 18 months. And he is 2.5 years now . The doctors think he Will need it for the rest of his life though. He has something called astigmatism and duanes retraction syndrome also on both his eyes ❤toddlers in glasses are the cutest .
I too had the same condition and my eye turned outwards at 6 months. My muscles could not build up and now at 18 i still have one of my eye outwards i donot have vision in my right eye
Thanks for sharing your story. I wasn't that young when I had to start wearing glasses but I was at least in third or fourth grade when my mom had to get me glasses. I am nearsighted so that means I really can't see words far away. A lot of times when I'm at home I don't have my glasses on because I can see everything. But if I am at work or in a car seeing things far away looks completely burglary especially words I can see and understand probably what shapes of things are cars or you know big signs with it specifically means without actually reading it but it's words that are the most difficult. And my mother also has a really bad stigmatism with hers so she has to have the progressive lenses that don't have the line for the bifocals. So even though that's not probably an option for right now though that might be what you can try to do because she has a thicker lens in her glasses to help with her eyesight. Also I really didn't wear kid glasses as well I had to wear regular adult glasses. So thanks for sharing your story. Also something that I just learned that if your glasses are near anything that pertains to heat or steam it can kind of mess with the film on the glasses so it may look like it's peeling almost like when you see the the tent on the windows of the car not fully sitting on the window and it has the air bubbles.
Ray Ban is a brand name. FYI, folks looking for kids frames, there will be brands just as good as Ray Ban that are affordable. They may have a branding deal with Ray Ban or believe it or not, alot of people feel unless they get the brand name or most expensive they are not getting a good product. 😊
Are her eyes still turning in with the glasses? My son is dealing with the same thing and we tried glasses and doctor says we should try the surgery since his eye is still turning in with the glasses! I’m so nervous!
My daughter did the eye surgery and it’s way more normal than you would realize she healed so well and so fast it’s harder on us than it is on them. You will feel much better that you did it.
@@RachaelNelson-yl9ht my Dr did agree. I actually have this same issue and I’m having the surgery on Jan 29th actually! I’m so excited it’s exhausting having this issue as an adult
I still need to go to an eye doctor, but at school the eye doctor said that I should get checked for far phoria. I'm not sure what that is could someone explain?
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It was really good that you noticed Poppy's eye turning in when she was so young. You may have caught it early enough that her glasses may only be temporary. As a former optician most likely it was caused by genetics since almost every in your family has had some of the same eye issues and most of your family all wear glasses including your sister. Somehow it skipped over you since you say your eyesight is perfect. Your daughter seems fine with wearing her glasses now. But I bet she wasn't so good about when she first got them was she? What you should have done when she got her glasses was go out to almost any boutique and found yourself a really cute pair of glasses to wear to encourage her to wear her glasses.
Thank you for sharing the story about Poppy's eyes and her glasses. I think people will learn a lot from this vlog. My kids both needed glasses when they were young, and I think that I missed the ball on taking them to see their pediatric eye doctor early enough. I didn't notice the signs, so maybe this will help someone else.
I'm glad you guys took time off for yourself you already had a lot of things to take care of. I hope for a better future for your family ❤
You guy's always put a smile on our faces! Love Josh's song! ❤️
Poppy is such a cute and brave girl.
You are an adorable family.
Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
I love jersey knit sheet sets so soft and comfy .Poppy is so cute it's great she likes her glasses and wears them now I ve missed your vlogs.
Your home is truly stunning. Josh.. your design skills are next level. It is just the most exquisite home. And that white lounge is gorgeous 🤍
I had the exact same as poppy! I got an op when I was 3 to slightly correct the squint...had glasses from 2 n a half to 15... with the help of glasses and getting older and my eye strengthening...at 15 it was fixed 😊, my mum n dad made sure I always had my glasses on and I'm so thankful they did. Poppy looks adorable with hers. At her age mine covered my whole face almost hahaha. I'm now 35 xxx
Thank you for sharing sweet Poppys story❤
I always smile when I see a video I glad you’re going to put more out!! So glad Poppy is adjusting to her glasses
Dogwood trees are absolutely gorgeous in every season!
You are a great mama! And I love that you don’t seem to force your babies to have face time in your videos and shorts, you’re giving them a childhood not surrounded by social media. You seem to keep it a business with you and your husband and if your kids are in it they are being totally themselves ❤
such a brave girl and parents
hope you all the best
I had a lazy eye as a child (and still do but almost not even there) I wore eye patches to try and correct it. I ended up having 3 eye surgeries. 1st and 3rd on my left and 2nd was on both. I’m 26 so they have different methods now, but it is nice that you found it early on. My last surgery I was in 3rd grade. Good luck with everything!!
Thank you for sharing. God Bless you❤
To be honest I love your UA-cam shorts and videos! There so wholesome when your child comes in❤❤
you're doing amazing, mama! I wish poppy goodness ❤
The same thing happened with my daughter when she was 2 years old. Unfortunately her problem is not the muscle where can be corrected with surgery, but a connection with the brain but doctor said the more she wear the glasses the best will be for the brain to register and correct the eyes alignment. She is 6 now and wear them full time since 2 and we see so much improvement. Praying for full healing 🙏🏼 and Poppy will be in our prayers as well ❣️ much love .. 😘
ABBIES HAIR IS SO FKN PREAAAATTYYYY AND THAT SMILE GIRL SLAYING EVERY SHOT
She looks adorable with her glasses also keep having that sass poppy
She’s such a doll.
As someone who had to get lazy eye muscle surgery when I was 16 (honestly too late in life) and then ptosis surgery when I was 23, thank you for paying attention to her eyes now. I wish my parents had.
Wished my mom listened to me too. I also asked for an eyeglasses when I was in college but she didn't believe me. I was too young to get eyeglasses. Got mine when I was 25 yrs old. It got high
My 4 year old is a +6 prescription on both eyes, they are very thick. We needed to get the lenses thinned down and they still pop out, but I would recommend doing thinner lenses instead because of her age. We tried to do the plastic glasses but they constantly broke so we switched to what you have and there are no regrets. You can get more flexible plastic ones for sure, but they had a hard time staying on her face. Anyway, that’s my two cents on that but I know it’s difficult and frustrating and different for every family. Good luck on your journey!
She's so cute ❤ I love your channel 😊
Farsighted means you cannot see things far off. Great job mom!
Beautiful Poppy 💚
It’s called strabismus. My daughter has had 2 eye surgeries but she’s 17 now and beautiful and her eyes don’t cross anymore except when she’s super tired. Glad you’re taking care of this now because they can grow out of it as they get older and you can’t see it anymore!
Poppy is the
cutest!!! ❤
My son had strabismus where the eye muscle is weak hearing this as a 29 year old mom who never needed glasses with hearing my son needed glasses full time and STRONG prescription next thing I knew he was in glasses for months full time , having moments of complete doubt not knowing if they were helping in hopes that surgery wasn’t needed . Almost 2 years later h the week before he turned 5 we did the surgery and it was a game changer … he went into year five of life a new person but everyone has a different experience… beautiful family
I was diagnosed with Strabisma at 3! It’s very similar to what you are describing, my “vision” is fine it’s not blurry or anything but i do have trouble focusing on things with both eyes, the muscles in my left eye are weak so it drifts to the side if I’m not paying attention, I’m in eye therapy to help with that but i do wear glasses (got my first at 3) and I have the same eye specialist 12 years later. It’s sooo important to look for the signs at a young age so you can get ahead of the problem before it impacts them in school! My mom noticed that i started covering my “bad” eye, only reading the right pages of books (i was an early reader) and in pictures my eye would drift. My sister also has it but hers didn’t show until she was 8-9 and it’s MUCH less severe. Thank you for looking out for your kiddos! They will thank you later in life!
Poppy is such a cute and brave girl
missed you guys . I hope all of you are happy and healthy....lots of love🥰
Thank you for sharing this with us! 😊
I’m 28 and I’m going to have the surgery for”lazy eye” on January 29th and I’m so excited!
They do make stretchy tee shirt material sheets/pillow cases already. Target brand is really nice!
It's called Jersey knit. They make sheet sets and comforters out of that material It's amazing. It feels just like a soft slightly stretchy T-shirt.
Good to see you back . 😂
She is so cute ❤❤ love your videos ❤xxx
Ya'll should reunite with Matt and Abby again!!!!!
i love you guys so much😘❤i hope you guys will post more family vlogs❤❤❤
i love her hair❤❤
i love the natural personality 😍😍😍😍
Love from GREECE 😘🇬🇷
I believe the eyes are working independently, and that causes the problem. Surgery can correct it. There's an excellent pediatric eye surgeon in Boston Children's Hospital.
This same thing happened to me as a child. My mom noticed my eye turning in and was diagnosed with strabismus, astigmatism and am far sighted at 1 years old. However, I do have terrible vision and have worn my glasses since I was 1 but I did wear an eyepatch to help strengthen my eye. I still have my lazy eye, not noticeable with my glasses but when off, I can control it. Somehow when I do cross it, my vision is clearer. But, I love wearing glasses, they are really apart of my identity and I hope she continues to love hers as well!
You need 'Flannelette' Pillow cases...you can also get other bedding in it....i think Americans call it brushed cotton!! Thats the feeling you're describing ❤
I love youuuu guys!!!! ❤
Love to all - ❤
There’s jersey sheet & pillow case sets! My fav is the casaluna brand from target!
My fav!!!❤
I believe the reason why her eye turns in is because of being far sighted (hypermetropic) she has to use her focusing muscles (ciliary muscles) to focus at a distance. In a normal eye you would only use those muscles for close up. So the muscles that deal with the convergance of her eyes think she must be looking at something close, and point her eyes inwards. The glasses make it so that her focusing muscles are not over-worked, hence the eyes will be more able to work together properly.
It is important to wear the glasses while she is young, so that her brain and eyes develop the correct coordinaion. If not corrected now it might mean she would never have full 3D vision for life. You are doing the right thing in helping her to wear them full time. Well done.
My daughter was diagnosed with intermittent exotropia at 3 and was closely followed by eye specialists to make sure it didn’t affect her vision. At 19 she discovered from a tiktok video that she has binocular vision dysfunction. She went to a neuro optometrist and was officially diagnosed and now has prism glasses. All these years of vision issues/headaches etc and it was a simple fix. Vision therapy is next for her. I recommend you get your daughter tested before she starts reading and goes to school.
Poppy is so beautiful ❤😎
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From Turkiye ❤
I love Poppy wearing Flared pants❤
My son is 4 and we found out last year he has strabismus too, but he won’t keep his glasses on so we have to go see about drops or worst case scenario the surgery, but his isn’t terrible either. Thanks for sharing!
I was farsighted exactly like poppy when I was 4 years old my parents started to notice it and sure enough I had a bad lazy eye and I was farsighted. Fast forward to now I have contacts and I do not have a lazy eye anymore and my eyes got much better.
Has the optom suggested trying patching and vision therapy like near exercises to naturally strengthen those muscles? May be worth discussing with him if not as this can speed up the process if he recommends for her case
I think what he means when he says she's far sighted is that she can see things far away alright but he issue is seeing/focusing things up close. Like when she's reading, writing or coloring. She's wearing reading glasses basically 😊 and the glasses will help her with her focusing because her eyes will reach out the center point in the lens because that's where the image (what she's looking at) will become clear 🤓
Hi, Is she also doing Occupational Therapy? I got glasses when I was 8, I was also farsighted. Struggled to focus from the book to the board and back to the book. I went for OT for 2 years. And I stopped wearing glasses around 14, and my eyes are really good now at 40. I do struggle to focus sometimes when I am really tired.
I think it would be cute for Abbie to get matching glasses like Poppy. You can wear glasses with no prescription lenses. 🤓
Hey(: it’s neurological output of her brain(: so treatable and will be fine!! Best wishes
My husband calls that type of food division while eating, " Coming out even".
He swears by it!
My little guy has worn his since two as well. His left eye is worse than his right. When he put them on, he said “I can see everything!” 😭
This happened to me I had them since I was 3 but my eyes finally adjusted when I was 10 so I hope poppy will be like me or even younger
My daughter had a crossed eye problem. She ended up needing surgery at 17 months to adjust her eye muscles.
My oldest nephew ,same thing. 1 of his eyes turned in also. Had minor eye surgery & had to wear glasses.
My son is also far sighted. He does patch training and got glasses at 18 months. And he is 2.5 years now . The doctors think he Will need it for the rest of his life though. He has something called astigmatism and duanes retraction syndrome also on both his eyes ❤toddlers in glasses are the cutest .
I had the same as poppy when I was younger I had an eye patch because of an lazy eye I also have a astigmatism. Then I had surgery.
We have almost the exact same story with our 2yo girl. She refused to wear her glasses for 2.5 months. Now she insists on wearing them all the time.
My daughter has this, it’s called accommodative esotropia.
Love you guys!! First!!
Good Luck To Poppy ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Is it alternating isotropia?
I too had the same condition and my eye turned outwards at 6 months. My muscles could not build up and now at 18 i still have one of my eye outwards i donot have vision in my right eye
My brother, Mama & Uncle have all had the surgery & Im about there too... My bro was 2 years old (he is now 40)
Thanks for sharing your story. I wasn't that young when I had to start wearing glasses but I was at least in third or fourth grade when my mom had to get me glasses. I am nearsighted so that means I really can't see words far away. A lot of times when I'm at home I don't have my glasses on because I can see everything. But if I am at work or in a car seeing things far away looks completely burglary especially words I can see and understand probably what shapes of things are cars or you know big signs with it specifically means without actually reading it but it's words that are the most difficult. And my mother also has a really bad stigmatism with hers so she has to have the progressive lenses that don't have the line for the bifocals. So even though that's not probably an option for right now though that might be what you can try to do because she has a thicker lens in her glasses to help with her eyesight. Also I really didn't wear kid glasses as well I had to wear regular adult glasses. So thanks for sharing your story. Also something that I just learned that if your glasses are near anything that pertains to heat or steam it can kind of mess with the film on the glasses so it may look like it's peeling almost like when you see the the tent on the windows of the car not fully sitting on the window and it has the air bubbles.
omg, Poppy’s hair is so long🥺
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Poot is so cute can i have a reply ❤
Ray Ban is a brand name. FYI, folks looking for kids frames, there will be brands just as good as Ray Ban that are affordable. They may have a branding deal with Ray Ban or believe it or not, alot of people feel unless they get the brand name or most expensive they are not getting a good product. 😊
Love you family ❤️, what camera do u guys shoot with?
Outro song???
Are her eyes still turning in with the glasses? My son is dealing with the same thing and we tried glasses and doctor says we should try the surgery since his eye is still turning in with the glasses! I’m so nervous!
My daughter did the eye surgery and it’s way more normal than you would realize she healed so well and so fast it’s harder on us than it is on them. You will feel much better that you did it.
Vision therapy best deal
@@RachaelNelson-yl9htvision therapy is extremely expensive and actually not as effective as the surgery. Especially for kids, surgery is much easier.
@@chelly2468 my dr would not agree
@@RachaelNelson-yl9ht my Dr did agree. I actually have this same issue and I’m having the surgery on Jan 29th actually! I’m so excited it’s exhausting having this issue as an adult
I still need to go to an eye doctor, but at school the eye doctor said that I should get checked for far phoria. I'm not sure what that is could someone explain?
I would get more information from a doctor instead of UA-cam
I had something with not being able to focus and had to do therapy
Hi baby nice to meet you ❤
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Ration or portion
The best is vision therapy
Not the patch or operation
Cause that muscle needs trained
All over again Any how
Hey Abbie and Josh ❤
I love you josh and Abbey so much and I loved your UA-cam video is very amazing good video ever so much and I loved your lovely makeup Abbey make you so perfect lovely sweetheart pretty gorgeous beautiful makeup ever Abbey so much and I am your biggest best favourite UA-cam star ever josh and Abbey so much and you are Amazing looking gorgeous and lovely beautiful stronger cutest couple ever I know you all my heart too you so much and you are so sweet lovely amazing gorgeous beautiful cutest UA-cam star family couple ever so much and I loved your lovely poppy and jagger too you so much ❤️
It was really good that you noticed Poppy's eye turning in when she was so young. You may have caught it early enough that her glasses may only be temporary. As a former optician most likely it was caused by genetics since almost every in your family has had some of the same eye issues and most of your family all wear glasses including your sister. Somehow it skipped over you since you say your eyesight is perfect. Your daughter seems fine with wearing her glasses now. But I bet she wasn't so good about when she first got them was she? What you should have done when she got her glasses was go out to almost any boutique and found yourself a really cute pair of glasses to wear to encourage her to wear her glasses.
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I didn’t start wearing glasses until I was 12, but you can start younger.
I do the same thing with my food
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We never get to see poppy anymore
Search for eye vision therapy in your area.
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Why not get jersey sheets? They already exist lol
SAME with the bites. It’s the only way
In Germany we can get very flat glases even for high diopters.
theres like 3 ppl saying "FIRSTT" like watch the vid first (trying to say as nice as possible)