This was our last appointment here and the final straw. Dr Morse seemed like she couldn't be bothered to interact with my two children. Don't get me wrong the nurses are great and I apologize for not knowing her name but the woman with the English accent is wonderful and so very kind. Dr Morse couldn't take the time to greet us. She comes strolling in hair a mess, looking disheveled. She quickly picked out a prescription, told me one child would need to patch and left the room in a hurry. No conversation, no telling us anything about the patching. One child's glasses seem too strong for her. She feels seasick with them and keeps taking them off. She's complaining everything looks too big. Picking frames is just a mess. You have to go downstairs to the adult section for glasses. The young guy in glasses, dark hair, slightly husky who helped us seemed annoyed that he had to wait for my kids to pick out a pair they liked. I kept insisting the pair one of my girls picked out were too big. They're clearly too big on her face but he kept saying they're fine and hurried us along. Previous times we were given glasses that were too big. They were being put in glasses meant for older children instead of baby and toddler sizes. One time they tried making me pay out of pocket to fix them to the right size. Why should I have to pay to fix your mistake? You guys are trained in this. It is your job to help patients get the correct glasses especially children as their eyes are still growing and developing. Really regret giving this place one more chance. I really should've just scheduled at NH Eye Associate . It's closer to home and people have great things to say about them.