I would take her to a pediatric ophthalmologist at Stanford for sure. Children with such high myopia at such a young age may have other associated conditions that an optometrist will likely miss. This is a very unusual finding and needs to be evaluated at a higher level of expertise.
HV
The first doctor we took her to was an optometrist who referred us to an opthamologist. The OD said she'd be a good candidate for some testing and experiments at Stanford. The third opinion was a pediatric OD we found ourselves. We have a follow up with him next week which will include the use of Atropine... Should we do like the first OD said and try Stanford? I just don't want my little girl to be a 'lab rat'. That was mine and my husbands concern with taking her to Stanford. It is just so confusing since I myself have a high prescription and observe the things she can do and point out that seem like they would be too blurry to notice....
Sounds very strange. You need to get another opinion. Make sure you see a well respected pediatric ophthalmologist, preferrably one associated with a university program. There would have to be good explanation why a 2 year old would have such a high myopia.
HV