How many times have you needed to jump into the sea or a pool to recover your little son or daughter’s sunglasses? This has taught us to make sure our kids are not playing near the pool or beach with their sunglasses. But we feel horrible, because our kids’ eyes are still developing and there are still certain lights they are trying to get used to. Imagine how they feel when they have to be at the beach with no sunglasses and the light is reflecting off the sand.
What you need to get your child is the new floating sunglasses. With these, your kids will be able to wear it in the pool or the sea. This way, when they are enjoying themselves swimming around they won’t need to worry about their eyes hurting when the water reflects the rays of the sun off the surface.
These floating sunglasses are new out of Australia and are specially designed for your young ones. Any child from the age of 4 to 10 can wear these. You just won’t regret it, and neither will your little one! It will certainly beat the diving in to retrieve a lost pair from the pool’s floor. What makes the sunglasses float is the Aquaflex material and EVA foam. There is no way you will lose these that easily, and there is definitely no more fishing for sunglasses.
Sunglasses wouldn’t be sunglasses if they do not protect your eyes. You will be glad to know that Squids floating sunglasses offer your kids brilliant UV protection. There is no way that UV rays will reach your child’s eyes with the special molded frames that eliminate all peripheral UV. So you have nothing to worry about. As long as they are wearing these glasses and they have enough sun cream on, they can have an absolutely wonderful time in the sun while you sit back, relax and watch.
The squids floating children's sunglasses come with lenses that are impact resistant, tough Polycarbonate.
These Squids are available in a variety of colors. Once you have them they will be your best friend every time you go out to the pool or go to the beach, and the best part about them is that they look cool and the kids won’t mind wearing them.
Original news article for The Kids Window
