But MOMMY, I can SEE!

Dr.

Samantha Slotnick's children's book follows Sylvia as she learns to use glasses not because she 'needs' them for clarity but because they make reading and learning more comfortable and efficient.

The story weaves practical information for parents about near-vision skills, subtle signs of learning-related vision problems, and how low-powered lenses and vision therapy can support attention and reading fluency.

Slotnick frames glasses as a tool that empowers self-directed learning and builds confidence, while encouraging children to advocate for themselves.

The book includes illustrations that show symptoms like eye strain and head tilting, and offers a 'Find a Doctor' resource section to locate clinicians who treat learning-related vision issues globally.

Intended for families and educators, it bridges a whimsical narrative with actionable clinical insights to help children access their full learning potential.