The best part of being a woman is our wonderful intuition.

Do what your intuition tells you.

I personally wouldn't wait 6 months.  A second opinion can't hurt.

Good luck =)

Ask for a referral to an opthamologist (eye specialist). 2 of my sons have gone through this. The middle child, (A) who has been under specialist care for 11 years. His have straightened very well, still has no depth perception but that is a minor problem now. The youngest, who saw him for a while, has now no promblems.

A had drops put into the good eye, so that the lazy one had to work harder to see properly.

Ask for a referral to an opthamologist (eye specialist). 2 of my sons have gone through this. The middle child, (A) who has been under specialist care for 11 years. His have straightened very well, still has no depth perception but that is a minor problem now. The youngest, who saw him for a while, has now no promblems.

A had drops put into the good eye, so that the lazy one had to work harder to see properly. I have included a link to my advice article on this as well.

 you could always get a 2ed opinion for your peace of mind.but things like this seem to sort them selfs out over time around 18mths .you shud start to see change.good luck.xxxxxxx

claycook and rachelcook went through this with their child. I've put a link to their advice under your question.

Hi, I think you should get a second opinion definetly. My sisters twin girlls both have to wear glasses now because the surgery wont help because it was left to long, but they had a bad case of it. Just get a second opinion.

Danni xxo