The Baby Sunnies Edit

Can newborns wear sunglasses? Yes, and there's no minimum age. When to start, why shade comes first under six months, and what a newborn pair actually needs.

Do babies need sunglasses? For sun safety, yes. Why it matters, whether sunglasses are safe for babies, and the tactics that actually get a baby to keep them on.

UV400 means the lenses block ultraviolet light up to 400 nanometres, which is 100% of UVA and UVB. Here's what the number actually means, why UV400 and polarized aren't alternatives, and the four checks that tell you whether a pair really has it.

A strap is the single most important feature in baby sunglasses for infants under 2. Without one,...

If you've ever tried to keep sunglasses on a toddler, you know the struggle. They pull them off, ...

The six criteria that separate real infant sunglasses from tinted plastic: UV400, shatter-resistant lenses, a flexible frame, the strap, fit and materials.

Protecting your baby's eyes from UV rays is just as important as protecting your own — and findin...

Most parents think of baby sunglasses as a beach accessory — something you grab for vacation or a...

Baby showers are a celebration — but for the person choosing a gift, they can also be a minefield...

Taking your baby to the beach for the first time is one of those milestone moments — the tiny toe...

Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.” With this quote A.A. Milne ex...

Packing for a winter getaway with your baby? We’ve rounded up the top baby travel essentials — from snuggly layers to Baby Sunnies polarized sunglasses that protect tiny eyes even in snowy, sunlit destinations. Learn why UV protection matters year-round and see what parents are saying about their must-pack shades!