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Monday 8:30am - 11:45am 1pm - 5pm Tuesday 9:30am - 12:45pm 2pm - 6pm Wednesday 8:30am - 11:45am 1pm - 5pm Thursday 9:30am - 12:45pm 2pm - 6pm Friday 8:30am - 12pm

Prosper Family Eyecare

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Prosper Family Eyecare

Drs. Kelvin and Stacie are developmental optometrists that specialize in diagnosis and treatment of various eye conditions. They also provide regular eye care.

These include strabismus, amblyopia, vision related learning difficulties and post concussion.

01/28/2026

🎉 Play of the Week Wednesday 🧠✏️
Build Visual-Perceptual Skills While You Play!

🏃‍♂️🏀⚽ Did you know that Sports Figures is much more than a fun wooden toy? This engaging stickman puzzle helps strengthen visual skills, attention, planning, and problem-solving—all through hands-on play!

With bright, tactile wooden pieces shaped like sports figures and sticks, this game encourages players to match, assemble, and recognize shapes and patterns. It’s simple, motivating, and perfect for kids, families, classrooms, and therapy sessions.

Here's what it helps develop:

🔷 Form Constancy – Recognizing sports figures and shapes even when they’re rotated or flipped.
🟠 Visual Memory – Remembering where pieces go and what patterns to build.
🔺 Processing Speed – Quickly finding and placing the correct piece.
🟣 Figure–Ground Perception – Picking out target figures from all the pieces.
🟩 Sequential Memory – Remembering the pattern or order of pieces needed to build a figure.
🟨 Closure – Mentally completing the shape or figure when pieces are missing or partially visible.

✨ Need to simplify play?
• Start with only 2–3 pieces at a time
• Work on one figure instead of a group
• Use verbal cues like “find the arms first”
• Allow players to trace the shape before building
• Sort pieces by color or type before assembling

✨ Want to make it more challenging?
• Time each build for speed rounds
• Create your own figure patterns to copy
• Increase the number of pieces used
• Require players to describe each step before placing
• Work with eyes closed to build memory recall

💡 Visual discrimination, planning, and shape recognition all come together in this hands-on, screen-free favorite.

Perfect for kids, families, educators, and therapists looking to build visual-perceptual skills through play.

🎯 Match the pieces. Build the figure. Score the win.

01/26/2026

🥦🐟 Your Diet Matters for Eye Health! 👁️✨
What you eat doesn’t just fuel your body—it plays an important role in protecting your vision, too.

🥬 Leafy greens like spinach, kale, and collard greens are rich in lutein and zeaxanthin, powerful antioxidants that support eye health by:
• Filtering harmful blue light
• Helping lower the risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD)
• Supporting long-term eye strength and clarity

🐟 Omega-3 fatty acids, found in foods like salmon, sardines, chia seeds, and walnuts, are essential for eye comfort and function. They help:
• Maintain healthy retinal structure
• Reduce inflammation linked to dry eye symptoms
• Support overall visual wellness

Adding these nutrients to your daily meals is one of the simplest ways to care for your eyes at every age. Pairing a healthy diet with regular comprehensive eye exams allows us to monitor your vision, catch changes early, and keep your eyes performing their best.

👁️✨ Healthy choices today support clear vision for years to come.
📅 Schedule your eye exam at Prosper Family Eyecare and take the next step toward lifelong eye health.

01/23/2026

⭐ Forever Grateful Fridays ⭐

Moments like this are why we do what we do. 💚
Knowing a child felt heard, understood, and hopeful after their visit means everything to our team. We believe every patient—especially our kids—deserves to feel comfortable, listened to, and confident throughout their care.

Taking the time to explain each step, answer questions, and truly listen allows us to build trust and create a positive experience for both children and parents. Hearing that a child left feeling understood is the greatest compliment we could receive.

Thank you for trusting Prosper Family Eyecare with your family’s vision. We are so grateful for the opportunity to care for you and those you love. 👁️✨

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01/21/2026

🎉 Play of the Week Wednesday 🧠✏️
Build Visual Skills While You Play!

🌀🧩 Did you know that Perplexus is more than a maze-in-a-sphere game? It’s a powerful way to strengthen visual processing, motor planning, problem-solving, and persistence—all through hands-on, engaging play.

With its clear tracks, numbered checkpoints, and 3D pathways, Perplexus challenges players to carefully guide a small ball through a complex maze by tilting, rotating, and planning each move. It encourages focus, patience, and strategy, making it a great fit for kids, families, and therapy sessions.

Here's what it helps develop:

🔷 Form Constancy – Recognizing the same track paths and obstacles despite changes in orientation and viewpoint.
🟠 Visual Memory – Remembering maze sections, obstacles, and successful routes.
🔺 Processing Speed – Adjusting movements quickly and accurately to keep the ball on track.
🟣 Figure–Ground Perception – Identifying the correct path while ignoring surrounding maze distractions.
🟩 Sequential Memory – Remembering the correct order of movements and steps needed to progress through the maze.
🟨 Closure – Predicting where the path continues when parts of the track are hidden or partially visible.

✨ Need to simplify the game?
• Start from earlier checkpoints
• Practice one maze section at a time
• Allow restarts without penalty
• Use verbal cues like “slow,” “tilt left,” or “pause”
• Watch and trace the path with a finger before playing

✨ Want to make it more challenging?
• Require players to verbally plan their moves before starting
• Time each attempt to build efficiency
• Complete the maze without stopping
• Start from the beginning after a drop
• Have players describe what went wrong and how they’ll adjust next time

💡 Focus, planning, and visual-motor skills all come together in this hands-on, screen-free favorite.

Perfect for kids, families, educators, and therapists looking to build visual-perceptual and motor skills through play.

🎯 Plan the path. Control the motion. Stay on track.

01/19/2026

👓 Did you know how your glasses sit on your face can change how your prescription works? 👀

When your lenses are made, your optician takes very specific measurements based on where your glasses sit on your face and how each lens lines up with each pupil. These measurements help ensure you’re looking through the correct part of the lens for clear, comfortable vision.

If your glasses slide down your nose, sit too high or too low, tilt forward, or sit unevenly, the lenses may no longer align properly with your pupils. When that happens, the prescription may feel off—even if it’s correct.

This can lead to:
• Blurry or distorted vision
• Eye strain, fatigue, or headaches
• Difficulty with progressives or specialty lenses
• Feeling like your glasses just “aren’t right”

✨ Proper fit is just as important as the prescription itself.
Small adjustments can make a big difference in how well your glasses perform.

📍 Stop by Prosper Family Eyecare and let our optical team make sure your glasses are sitting exactly where your lenses were measured—aligned with your pupils for the best vision possible.

01/16/2026

⭐ Forever Grateful Fridays ⭐
We’re feeling extra thankful today. 💚

Nothing means more to us than hearing how our care, our team, and our commitment to your vision make a difference.

Your kind words remind us why we do what we do—and we’re so grateful for the trust our patients place in us every single day. Thank you for choosing us as your eye care home and for taking the time to share your experience.

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01/14/2026

🎉 Play of the Week Wednesday 🧠✏️
Build Visual Skills While You Play!

🥋 Did you know that Cobra Paw is more than a fast-paced matching game? It’s an engaging way to strengthen visual processing, attention, reaction time, and cognitive flexibility—all through quick, exciting play.

With its bold symbols, tactile tiles, and lightning-fast rounds, Cobra Paw challenges players to instantly scan, match, and grab the correct tile using visual clues from the dice. It’s simple to learn, highly motivating, and perfect for kids, families, and therapy sessions alike.

Here's what it helps develop:
🔷 Form Constancy – Recognizing matching symbols even when orientations, colors, or positions change.
🟠 Visual Memory – Holding symbol details in mind while scanning multiple tiles at once.
🔺 Processing Speed – Quickly interpreting visual information and responding accurately under time pressure.
🟣 Figure–Ground Perception – Finding the correct tile among many similar, competing visual patterns.
🟩 Visual Scanning & Attention – Rapidly scanning the entire play area while maintaining focus.
🟨 Closure – Identifying partial or overlapping shapes to determine the correct match.

✨ Need to simplify the game?
• Use only one die instead of two
• Reduce the number of tiles on the table
• Allow extra time before grabbing a tile
• Name the symbol out loud before reaching for it
• Take turns instead of racing

✨ Want to make it more challenging?
• Add a second die for more complex matching
• Require players to verbally describe the match before grabbing
• Use a timer for speed rounds
• Play memory style: briefly cover tiles, then reveal and play
• Introduce “wrong grab” penalties to encourage accuracy over speed
• Require matching by orientation and symbol

💡 Speed, accuracy, and visual skills all collide in this exciting, screen-free favorite.

Perfect for kids, families, educators, and therapists looking to build visual-perceptual skills through play.

🎯 Scan fast. Think smart. Strike with precision.

01/12/2026

👁️ What is Glaucoma? 👁️

Glaucoma is an eye condition that can slowly damage the optic nerve, the nerve that helps your eyes send pictures to your brain.

It's often linked to pressure building up inside the eye, but the tricky part is that most people don’t feel it happening. There’s usually no pain and no early warning signs.

Glaucoma often affects your side (peripheral) vision first, so changes can be easy to miss. Once vision is lost, it can’t be brought back, but catching glaucoma early can help slow or prevent further vision loss.

That’s why regular eye exams are so important—even if you think your vision is fine.

✨ You don’t have to feel symptoms for glaucoma to be present—early checks protect your sight.

📅 Schedule a comprehensive eye exam today.

01/09/2026

😵💫 Feeling dizzy, off balance, or unsteady?
Your eyes, inner ear, and brain all work together to keep you balanced—and when something’s off, it can affect your daily life.

👁️ Videonystagmography (VNG) is a safe, non-invasive test that tracks eye movements to help us understand how your balance system is functioning. It can provide valuable answers for symptoms like dizziness, vertigo, or instability.

✨ Get a deeper look into what’s causing your symptoms and take the first step toward feeling steady again.

📅 Schedule your balance evaluation today.

01/07/2026

🎉 Play of the Week Wednesday 🧠✏️
Build Visual Skills While You Play!

🔴🟡 Did you know that Connect Four is more than just a classic game? It’s a powerful (and fun!) way to strengthen visual processing, attention, planning, and problem-solving skills—all through simple, turn-based play.

With its bold colors, clear grid, and easy rules, Connect Four is perfect for kids, families, and therapy sessions. Players take turns dropping discs while visually tracking moves, anticipating outcomes, and planning ahead to connect four in a row—vertically, horizontally, or diagonally!

Here’s what it helps develop:
🔷 Form Constancy – Recognizing the same game pieces and patterns despite changes in position or orientation.
🟠 Visual Memory – Remembering previous moves, opponent strategies, and where discs have been placed.
🔺 Sequential Memory – Following turn order and planning moves in a logical sequence.
🟣 Figure–Ground Perception – Identifying your discs and potential “four-in-a-row” patterns within a busy grid.
🟩 Visual Scanning & Spatial Awareness – Scanning rows, columns, and diagonals while understanding spatial relationships.
🟨 Closure – Mentally completing patterns to predict where a winning line could form—even when it’s not finished yet.

✨ Need to simplify the game?
• Play to connect 3 instead of 4
• Use verbal cues like “top, middle, bottom”
• Take turns planning moves out loud
• Block sections of the board to reduce visual load

✨ Want to make it more challenging?
• Require players to call out the winning pattern (row, column, or diagonal) before placing the final disc
• Add a time limit for each turn to build speed and visual decision-making
• Play memory Connect Four: cover the board briefly between turns and uncover it to play
• Assign a strategy rule (ex: must block before building your own line)
• Use pattern challenges (win only with a diagonal or only in the middle columns)
• Have players predict the opponent’s next move out loud before placing their disc

💡 Strategy, attention, and visual skills all come together in this timeless, screen-free favorite.

Perfect for kids, families, educators, and therapists looking to build visual-perceptual skills through play.

🎯 Think ahead. Look closely. Connect the fun.

01/05/2026

👁️ January is Glaucoma Awareness Month 👁️

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight”—because it can cause permanent vision loss without early warning signs.

That’s why routine, comprehensive eye exams are so important. Early detection can help protect your vision and preserve your sight for the future.

✔️ No early symptoms
✔️ Vision loss can be permanent
✔️ Family history matters

If you or a loved one has a family history of glaucoma—or if it’s been a while since your last eye exam—now is the perfect time to prioritize your eye health.

✨ Protect your sight for the future.
📅 Schedule Your Eye Exam:
https://www.prosperfamilyeyecare.com/

01/02/2026

📚👁️ Back to Routine = Back to Vision Care 👁️📚

As the holidays wrap up and families settle back into school routines, it’s the perfect time to make sure your child’s vision is supporting—not limiting—their learning.

Clear, comfortable vision is essential for reading, writing, copying from the board, using screens, and staying focused throughout the school day. Even small vision challenges can show up as headaches, eye strain, avoidance of reading, or difficulty concentrating—and they’re often easy to miss.

A comprehensive eye exam goes beyond 20/20 vision. It helps ensure your child’s eyes are working together properly, focusing comfortably, and processing visual information efficiently—skills that are critical for classroom success.

✨ Start the year strong by making vision care part of your back-to-routine checklist. Schedule your child’s eye exam today and set them up for a confident, successful school year.

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110 N Preston Road, Ste 30
Prosper, TX
75078

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 11:45am
	1pm - 5pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 12:45pm
	2pm - 6pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 11:45am
	1pm - 5pm
Thursday	9:30am - 12:45pm
	2pm - 6pm
Friday	8:30am - 12pm

Website

http://www.prosperfamilyeyecare.com/

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