Yes, but your pediatrician will not pick anything other than grossly observable problems. The subtle problems like amblyopia, which causes more visual loss in the under 40 than all the diseases combined is often missed. If an eye turn is so small that it is cosmetically un-noticeable, then neither you nor the pediatrician will see it. However, that eye turn may cause a lack of development of normal depth perception and visual acuity. Lastly, visual acuity is not assessed until the child can read, too late to fully correct many of the visual problems.