Kids’ Sunglasses are Safe and Sunny Delights

Sunglasses are no longer just a fun play accessory for children. Due to increased awareness of the harmful effects of the sun’s rays, sunglasses have become a necessity. Through all seasons, sunglasses are a reliable profit center for retailers. The Giggle Guide^® presents some of our favorite children’s sunglasses that are both ultra fashionable and protective from Teeny Tiny Optics, Baby Banz, and Eyes Cream Shades, plus Ficklets, a unique and fun new eyewear accessory.

Teeny Tiny Optics Are Big on Variety and Protection

There’s nothing teeny about Teeny Tiny Optic’s wide array of children’s sunglasses and the important protection and safety they provide. The sunglasses are FDA-approved and are tested and proven to give 100% UVA and UVB protection. As per FDA requirements, the lenses are acrylic and all-impact resistant, so parents can rest assured that the sunglasses will endure even through a rough game of outdoor sports.

Teeny Tiny Optics makes sunglasses for newborns through 12 years old and they understand the distinct needs of different age groups. Infant and toddler sunglasses have temples that are made from soft and flexible rubber to ensure comfort. Teeny Tiny Optics sunglasses comply with the Consumer Protection Safety Act (CPSIA) and are clinically proven to be free from lead and phthalates.

For more information, take a look at www.teenytinyoptics.com

Australia’s Baby Banz Are Perfect While “Down Under” the Sun

Baby Banz Inc. is an Australian-based company that has been providing durable shades for infants and young children since 2001. Winner of the 2009 Toy Man Award of Excellence, it is also the first company to receive 5-star ratings in all categories.

Like most ingenious inventions that arise from a great necessity, this company gave birth to its innovative products due to the need for eyewear able to protect babies from the harsh UV climate of Australia. With a comfortable wrap-around band and 100% UV protective lenses, Baby Banz sunglasses are a popular choice in the U.S. and in many other countries.

The newest innovation from Baby Banz is the Adventure Banz, which features a silicone nose and brow piece for enhanced comfort and polarized UV protective lenses for optimum protection from the sun.

For more about eyewear and other products, visit www.babybanz.com

Eyes Cream Shades Come in Fashion Flavors

What’s the scoop about Eyes Cream Shades? The premium-quality sunglasses are known for their shades of many colors, in modern designs that are trendy and safe, providing “total eye protection” for kids with polycarbonate lenses that block 100% of UVA, UVB and UVC rays.

The brand specializes in fashionable eyewear for both boys and girls ages 6 months through tweens. The “Glamour Girl” design is a favorite of young girls who want an age-appropriate, fashionable look, and “Sporty Blends” for boys are perfect for a day of games and outdoor adventures. The sunglasses range from $24.99 to $60, in many flavors, including Iced Flavors, Deliciously Diva, Fashion Frenzy, Sporty Blends, Trends-n-Bends and Cat Eye Walk.

To spy the entire eyewear collection, including a selection of Sports Frame and Animals Frame Grabbers to store the glasses, see www.eyescreamshades.com

Ficklets Charm Huggers Make Wearing Glasses Cool!

Sometimes parents have to nag their kids to wear their prescription glasses. By adding Ficklets, four eyes might just add up to a winning combination that can help make kids want to wear and display their glasses! Ficklets, the collectible eyeglass charm huggers, make wearing glasses look cool. These adorable charms can be attached to any prescription frames or sunglasses to give them a totally new look.

There are dozens of Ficklets charm huggers, including flowers, animals and butterflies. Little girls who love fairytale princesses will adore classic charm huggers in gold and silver swirls with stone, marquise-lavender and marquise-sapphire. Fans of basketball, baseball, soccer, football and even ballet will enjoy the sports and arts collection. Mom-invented Ficklets attach to the temple frame with a flexible band with a width up to 7mm. They can even be adapted to fit wire frames. Ficklets range from $5.98 to $7.98. On a counter display they have eye-catching appeal that generates multiple sales.

For more about these eyewear accessories, see www.ficklets.com