He really can't see

The bad-mommy moment of the day: When I'm trying to get Daniel to pick up his toys and he overlooks that one ball five times and just keeps asking me "Where, momma?" and I get so frustrated - it turns out he really can't see it.
We've been playing the "Where" game for more than a year, but if it's hard to get kids to cooperate at the dentist, I thought what kind of nightmare must it be to take them to the eye doctor? I mean, I HATE the eye doctor - way worse than the dentist. It's all about that test with the puff of air and, well, anyone getting that close to my eyeballs.
But the time came when I couldn't ignore a potential problem any longer. If Daniel is going into 4K next year in a real school and all that, I'd better make sure he can see, right? Right.
I have high praise to the optometrist - Dr. Simmons at Primary Eyecare - he's awesome with kids and apparently sees them as young as three months. I mean, wow. Anyway, he was really good with Daniel - and with me. They took us together, which meant they'd do a test on me, then do the same thing with him. It went really well - a lot better than the dentist! The bad news: my 3-year-old needs glasses. Dr. Simmons is going to do a second exam, just to confirm his results (I like that: before I spend however-much on two pairs of glasses - gotta have a spare - he's going to make sure his tests are right) and then Daniel will have glasses just like mom and dad.
So - moms who have kids with glasses - got any advice for me? Send me pix of your babies with their eyewear (mcline@macontel.com) and I'll post them here!