Real Kids Shades Eye Protection for the Whole Year and Giveaway

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Disclosure: Real Kids Shades provided me with sunglasses with which to facilitate this review and giveaway. No other compensation was received.

Summer is here and we are getting outside a lot more often. I know I have to wear sunglasses when the sun is even a little bright, but it is of the utmost importance for little kids. Children’s eyes are at increased risk for permanent eye damage from sunlight until they’re 10 years old. Real Kids Shades makes affordable, stylish and comfortable shades for kids. Their “My First Shades” line was designed with the help of a pediatric ophthalmologist for optimal fit, comfort and safety.

I remember taking all the boys in for eye exams and having our eye doctor tell me that sunglasses were necessary for our two younger boys because they both have blue eyes. She said they are even more susceptible to sun damage because of the light color of their eyes, and she suggested we get them good sunglasses that they can wear all year long. I really had no idea it was that important.

Prevent Blindness America offers the following guidelines for choosing the right sunglasses for your children:

  • Only purchase sunglasses that block 99% to 100% of both types of ultraviolet rays: UV-A and UV-B. Sunglasses should also eliminate glare and squinting.
  • Check lenses carefully for scratches, bubbles and distortions. Flaws in the lenses can cause children’s eyes to work harder and result in squinting, tearing and even headaches.
  • Select sunglasses that suit children’s active lifestyles. They should be impact-resistant; lenses should not pop out of frames; and frames should be bendable, unbreakable, and/or have snap-on temples. 
  • Always choose sunglasses made of polycarbonate, the most impact-resistant material available.

Real Kids Shades sent us three pairs of their children’s sunglasses. We received the 3-7 Flex in Red, the 7-12 Glide in Blue and the 7-12 Blade in Blue. These are perfect for the boys. They are lightweight and fit comfortably. I love that they are stylish, but most importantly they protect my boys eyes.

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We have a history of eye diseases in our family, so I want to make sure our boys do everything they can to prevent eye problems that may come from sun exposure. Please visit Real Kids Shades to learn more about Prevent Blindness America  and to see a selection of their very cool shades!

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  1. Melanie B says:

    These look GREAT! I would love the Xtreme Sport (7 – 12) in blue!

  2. I would get the Flex Duo in Navy and Orange
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  3. Here in Florida, sunglasses are a must at any age. Real Kids Shades look like good sunglasses.
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  4. M would have to go with the Flex Duo in Pink/Purple.
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  5. rich morris says:

    the flex duo in black/red look cool

  6. Amy Otrosinka says:

    I like the pink/purple Flex Duo Shades 3 – 7 Years

  7. Mihaela D. says:

    the Flex Duo in Navy and Orange 🙂

  8. They look so awesome!! I bet they are loving their new shades.

  9. ReggieMann says:

    I would choose the Glide Shades 7 – 12 Years in Purple

  10. Laurie Emerson says:

    I would choose the Xtreme Element 3-7 years in Pink.

  11. My kids would love these!
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