Most parents would readily agree that they will do everything in their power to make their child look their best with kids eyeglasses. Parents also agree that choosing a pair that is cute and stylish as well as practical is not always all that easy. They also understand that getting the child to adjust to their eyewear is not easy. Here are a few simple things that parents should know about how to pick a pair that will make them look stylish and cute.
Most children are reluctant to wear glasses but with little cajoling parents can get their children accustomed to wearing glasses. Parents need to familiarize their children with wearing eyeglasses. Children fear that wearing kids eyeglasses will make them look different than their friends. Parents should remind their children that wearing glasses is necessary and it will not make them look any different.
The first thing that parents need to do when buying kids glasses is picking a frame that fits well. The frames should also not sit higher than the line of the eyebrows of the child. The lower edge of the frame should also never be allowed to rest on the cheeks of your child. When choosing frames it is also necessary to buy one that is not too narrow as that is not right for your child’s eyes. Frames should also not be wider than the width of the face of your child.
When choosing a frame color parents will do well to pick a color that complements the color of the eyes of their child. For children with light or medium green or gray eyes the right color is one that is either rich brown or olive green or even rusty khaki. These colors will complement the color of your child’s eyes.
If you child’s face is square or triangular or even oval then you will do well to pick kids eyeglasses that have a wider frame and the style of the frame should be bold. This will make your child look their best. It is also important to pick a frame that allows your child to move around naturally and they should also be able to do simple things without making their glasses fall off their faces.
For active children the right kids glasses are those which will not break easily and which will remain stuck on your child’s nose even when the child is moving about vigorously. Finally, be sure to pick a pair that has the right prescription.