What age are these glasses suitable for?
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I purchased them for my 5yr grand daughter although they would fit a 4-6 yr old. Highly recommend these as they have all the necessary UV etc.
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I bought them for my 3 year old and she loves them. They are a little big for her but she doesn't mind. She just has to push them up occasionally.
681591
I am not sure. I use them in speech and language therapy to teach children about community helpers. I use them with ages 4 to about 12
1416164
The 6 oz. juice glasses are, I think, a good size for children to hold. Little hands would fit nicely around them. I'm not sure about the bigger-capacity glasses.
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Hi Carl, I am not sure how old the child is, but I think they would be fine. If I had to pick a random age I would say age 4 or 5 and up. I like my pair very much.
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My grandson was 3 when I bought them for him. I think as long as they don't put them in their mouth, they should be good for 2 year olds. My grandson plays with them for hours!
645407
I have worn these extensively for shooting in the hot sun and I have had no problems with fogging. Insofar as fitting an 11 year old, it depends on how large the child is. These are ADULT glasses, not CHILDREN's glasses. That's something to consider when purchasing anything for a child.
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I'm not sure of the recommended age, but my 3 year old plays with them. She's broken a few of them over the past few months, and she is a very gentle little girl. I'd say they are definitely made for kids older than her.
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I have a very petite 4-year old and the glasses fit her well. I would say they are a "tiny" bit large (she pushes them up occasionally) but I wouldn't want it to be perfect since she is growing daily. I expect they will last for a few years.
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I bought these for my daughter's 3 year old preschool class as a request by her teacher. I wasn't there when they actually used them, but I'm sure they'd be fine for 5-7 year olds.
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I'm not sure what standard to use for size but I can say that these glasses are rather tight fitting on me. The length of the ear pieces is also adjustable. It wouldn't be a far stretch to say that they could fit a child in their shortest configuration.
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http://www.framesdirect.com/landing/a/measure-your-frame-size.htmlYou may want to compare the size (which is in the description) of these glasses to glasses your child already wears.
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My grandson was 3 when I bought them....he is now 5 and still plays with them. I would say ages 3 to 7 or more. They are very well made and true to profession.
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We purchased these several months ago, my son is 1 1/2 now and just started really getting into them. Could depend on the child, and particular interests, but I would say at least 1 year +
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Our daughter was 5 when we got ours--mainly for plane trips and some car trips. I haven't tried them myself, but she loves them.
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I think they would be fine for a 3 year old, as there are no small parts and they are really fun. I think a small would be fine for a 3 year old
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I don't think there was any age recommendations, just weight limits. I my self wouldn't buy them for anyone less than 14 or so because it takes a certain amount of weight and coordination to use them as well as good sense to be safe (relatively anyway). I think weight limit was 165 lbs. My 16 year old uses them and she is about 125lbs.
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The child and age of child would be a consideration but my 3yo hasn't even attempted as far as I know. It would be very difficult in my opinion. We never open them when he is in the room. Since he can see through them, he probably hadn't seen any need to try. I feel very secure with them.