Why Should You Buy Kid’s Sunglasses

1. Why Should You Buy Kid’s Sunglasses? There are a lot of reasons why your little rock stars should wear sunglasses when they're out and about, aside from just looking super-cool! We want to spread the message that sunglasses, like sun cream, should be a crucial part of packing for the outdoors because eye protection is something that many parents tend to forget before leaving the house. Wish to learn more? Harmful UV Rays Let's begin with the most obvious cause, which is the defence against UV radiation. The sun emits electromagnetic energy in the form of ultraviolet rays. Only two of the three types of UV rays—UVA and UVB—reach the Earth because the UVC wavelengths are absorbed by the atmosphere. While excessive UVB ray exposure can result in eye conditions like cataracts, excessive UVA light exposure increases the risk of skin damage. Additionally, did you know that kids' eyes are especially vulnerable to UV deterioration? This is so because the eye's crystalline lens is so nearly transparent that light and UV rays can pass through to the back of the eye. Choose sunglasses that offer 100% UV or UV400 protection, or that block both UV-A and UV-B rays, as many sunglass buyers fail to check the UV rating before buying a pair. You can be sure that small eyes are 100% protected at Babiators because every product in our Original and Blue Series range delivers 100% UV or UV400 protection. In addition to safeguarding against UV radiation, kid's sunglasses also protect against dust, sand, wind, and other airborne particles. The lenses act as a barrier to these particles and can prevent them from irritating the eye. Some protective glasses, such as those from Babiators, also feature a wraparound design that seals out the wind and other particles for even greater protection. Finally, sunglasses can protect against blue light and high-energy light. Blue light is emitted from electronic devices such as computers and smartphones and can cause digital eye strain. High-energy light is emitted from the sun and can cause glare and headaches. Both blue light and high-energy light can lead to long-term eye damage over time. Choose polarised sunglasses that protect against both of these types of light in order to protect your vision. Reduce Strain We've all experienced being blinded by the sun's glaring light and wondering, "Why didn't I have a handy pair of kid's sunglasses at the ready?" You might not be conscious of the long-term repercussions of blinking your eyes, though. Muscle tension around the eyes and forehead from eye strain results in uncomfortable, worn-out eyes as well as headaches.

2. Both protective glasses and sunglasses are ideal for decreasing intense light, which helps minimise eye strain both indoors and out (screens are one of the worst triggers). In order to avoid eye strain and safeguard your child's eyes, protective glasses employ Blue Light filtering Category 1 lenses, which block 55% of Blue Light. These lenses are designed to reduce the amount of Blue Light that reaches the eyes, making them ideal for children who spend a lot of time in front of screens. Furthermore, the lenses are designed with impact resistance and scratch resistance in mind, meaning they are suitable for everyday wear. Protective glasses also come with a guarantee, which ensures that if your child misplaces their glasses, you can replace them for free. Eye strain can also lead to a condition known as Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS). CVS is caused by extended exposure to the harsh blue light emitted by screens, which can cause physical and psychological stress. Symptoms of CVS include tiredness, dry eyes, headaches, neck pain, and blurred vision. Screen Saver glasses are designed to protect your child's eyes from the damaging effects of blue light, thereby reducing the risk of CVS. In addition to blue light filtering lenses, kid’s sunglasses come with a range of stylish frames, making it easier for your child to look fashionable while protecting their eyes. The frames come in a variety of colours and styles, so you're sure to find the perfect pair to suit your child's needs. Protection From Dust Although the allergy season has long since passed, some allergy sufferers are bothered all year long by dust, pollen, and debris. Kid's sunglasses are the ideal clothing item to wear in dusty places like the playground or the beach. Additionally, most of the 0-2yrs kid's sunglasses have a free silicone strap, ensuring that they stay on their faces even on windy days. While they're out experiencing this amazing world, there won't be any tears from hurting eyes! To make sure kids are safe from the sun's harmful UV rays, all protective glasses come with 100% UVA/UVB protection. They also have a shatter-resistant design, so you won't have to worry about them breaking when they inevitably drop them. Kid's sunglasses also come with a one-year replacement guarantee, so if they break or get lost, you won't have to worry about buying a new pair. Plus, the sunglasses come in a variety of colours and styles, so your little one can always look their best. By using polarised sunglasses, we want to make sure your little one is prepared for any sunny day. Put your mind at ease knowing that your child is well-protected and ready for adventure. Style A favourite with the young fashionistas in your life is fashionable eyewear! It's awesome to be able to coordinate attire with your children, especially if you use a stylish pair of sunglasses.

3. Share all future Instagram photos of your stylish dude or dudette since we adore seeing kids wearing shades. There are so many different types of fashionable eyewear to choose from, including classic aviators, cat eyes, and round lenses. Consider brands like Ray-Ban, Prada, Oakley, and Gucci to spruce up any outfit. For a more personalised look, check out custom sunglasses with a variety of frame and lens colours. There are even options for tints and polarised lenses to help protect eyes from the sun. Whether your child is looking for something on the edgy side or something more classic, there is something perfect out there. Don't forget to buy a pair of matching sunglasses for yourself! Nothing says fashionable family better than coordinating eyewear. Safety Why not instil another positive habit in the lives of our children? We learn so much from an early age, such as to look both ways before crossing a road and to wash our hands before eating. Before leaving the house, putting on your sunglasses should be considered just as crucial as donning a hat. With the increasing number of skin cancer cases, it is imperative that we instil the habit of wearing sunglasses in our children from an early age. Not only can sunglasses protect our eyes from the sun’s harmful UV rays, but they can also reduce the risk of developing cataracts or age-related macular degeneration in the future. Wearing sunglasses can also help to reduce the risk of wrinkles around the eyes and ensure that the skin is kept healthy. Sunglasses can also help to improve vision and reduce glare from the sun, which can be particularly helpful when children are playing outdoors. They can also help to keep children safe from dust, dirt, and other debris that can enter their eyes. Sunglasses can also be a great fashion statement for children, allowing them to express their own style. It is important to ensure that your children are wearing good quality sunglasses that offer real protection from the sun. Make sure that the lenses are made from a material that blocks out 99–100% of both UVA and UVB rays. Encourage them to wear their sunglasses whenever they are outdoors, even if it is cloudy or overcast.