Expensive children's eyeglasses may not be suitable for children. The popular anti-blue light lenses nowadays are priced higher than ordinary lenses, but parents should not choose them for their children. Children's eyes are in the developmental stage, and exposure to different types of light is beneficial for the complete and healthy development of the eyes.

The optical quality of lenses can affect visual quality, so children should choose lenses with good transmittance when using glasses. From a safety perspective, children should choose safe and non-fragile resin lenses instead of children's eyeglasses lenses, which can avoid eye injuries caused by broken lenses.

Choose resin lenses with good light transmittance, safety and nonfragility, and can be coated with UV resistant film to protect children's retina and macula.

Children who love sports can choose sports myopia childrens eyeglasses, and ball sports or judo have particularly strict requirements for children's glasses. Rapid exercise can cause ordinary eyeglass frames to slide quickly and cause discomfort. Many high-quality children's glasses are already suitable for sports.

Of course, there are also special children's sports glasses made entirely of plastic and without hinges on the eyeglass legs, which may vary depending on the specific model. The elastic band on the eyeglass legs can be wrapped around the back of the head to ensure good fixation of the glasses.

When children reach the age of entering primary school, if their myopia affects their ability to do homework, read on the blackboard in class, and listen to lectures, even if they have low grades, they should be equipped with glasses promptly.

Because children cannot see the distance clearly, it not only affects their learning but may also trigger bad eye habits such as looking close, squinting, and tilting their heads, which can lead to increased attention to fatigue.