If you’re like me, you’ve probably got a few pairs of sunglasses lying around—a few in the car, one in the closet, one behind the couch. But my kids? Aside from a broken pair my daughter got in a kid’s meal last year, there’s not a pair of kid-sized sunglasses in my house. Doctors say it is important to remember that harmful retina damage from UV rays does not just occur in adults. Kids are vulnerable, too. And retina damage builds up over time, so the longer your child goes without sunglasses, the more damage is being done to his or her eyes.

There are a few things to remember when selecting sunglasses for your kids. First, make sure they block 99% of UVA and UVB rays from reaching the eyes (there should be a sticker on the glasses or an attached note on the tag with this information).  Make sure they are fitted properly. Because getting used to glasses can be difficult, many kids who don’t usually wear glasses find wearing sunglasses uncomfortable. And when it’s uncomfortable, it’s easy to “forget” to wear them.

Remembering a couple of rules will help you help your child. First, whenever you step outside and realize you need your shades, your child needs his or her shades, too. And any time you are somewhere where you know you need sunscreen, you (and your child) should be wearing your sunglasses. Remembering these simple rules will be good for both you and your kids.
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