A 6 year old child with 250 degrees of hyperopia is not a serious problem, but it should be corrected and treated in a timely manner. Hyperopia is a manifestation of refractive error, which may be related to corneal disease or heredity and other factors, and is typically manifested by seeing things farther away more clearly than nearer things. 250 degrees of hyperopia and blurred vision are not too serious. For a 6-year-old child, it is important to correct it in time to avoid developing amblyopia. Parents can take their children to do a dilated optometry examination to clarify the degree of hyperopia, under the guidance of the doctor, choose to wear the appropriate degree of frame glasses to correct vision and improve refractive error. During the period of wearing glasses, you should take your child to have his/her vision checked regularly, avoid direct sunlight, avoid excessive use of eyes, and avoid using electronic products for a long time. Although farsightedness of 250 diopters is not too serious, for safety reasons, you should consult a doctor in time to correct it.