Self-esteem among peers is the most important factor for 70 per cent of girls and 50 per cent of boys requiring vision correction
Self-esteem among peers is the most important factor for 70 per cent of girls and 50 per cent of boys requiring vision correction.
A survey conducted by Johnson & Johnson Vision Care and Mumsnet entitled ‘Parents and Children’s Views and attitudes about vision correction’ questioned 507 adults.
Paul Surridge, the chief executive of Sight Care, said: ‘This is a vulnerable time for young people, who may be facing all sorts of academic, social and sporting challenges.’
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