Parents must not take it lightly once it is determined that their child has farsightedness. Once farsightedness in children is detected, it should be treated early. Infants and toddlers are in the sensitive stage of vision development, and this is the best time to treat hyperopia and amblyopia, after which the treatment will be ineffective, especially in the case of amblyopia, which is basically ineffective in adulthood. Therefore, it is important for parents to have their children’s vision checked regularly so that the condition can be detected in time. Some parents worry that their children are too young to read and interpret their vision chart. Generally, children can learn to read and interpret the vision chart correctly after the age of 3, and if farsightedness or amblyopia appears at this time, it can be detected. The specific treatment of hyperopia in children depends on the degree of hyperopia. The farsightedness is divided into mild farsightedness and medium and high farsightedness, mild farsightedness refers to farsightedness less than three hundred degrees, this degree of farsightedness is generally speaking normal, if there is no significant astigmatism, bare eye vision can generally reach normal, such as 1.2 or 1.5 super good vision eyes are generally very mild farsightedness. In the absence of visual fatigue, blurred vision, or abnormal vision with glasses, no treatment is needed. It is not only normal to have mild hyperopia, but also to have a certain reserve of farsightedness, which will make myopia much less likely to develop in the future. However, if the farsightedness is medium or high, it usually leads to amblyopia in one or both eyes, which must be treated with glasses because the younger the amblyopia is, the better the treatment effect. Because farsightedness decreases with age, farsightedness of less than five hundred degrees does not require special treatment, and by the age of eighteen the farsightedness generally decreases to a relatively low level, and the vision (vision with glasses) is not affected. If the farsightedness is still above three hundred degrees when the prescription stabilizes at the age of eighteen, you can consider having the farsightedness done through refractive surgery so that you can achieve the purpose of removing the glasses. The farsighted eyes with common internal strabismus also gradually reduce their farsightedness in childhood, and wearing all corrective farsighted glasses for a long time will prevent the natural reduction of their physiological farsightedness and make it stop. Therefore, the common internal strabismus wears farsighted corrective glasses if the oblique position has been controlled, the glasses should be gradually reduced down, generally adjusted once every six months to a year, and finally can be reduced to the normal corrected degree level. The treatment of hyperopia in children is also based on the specific situation of the child.