Baby BANZ Sunglasses Infant Sun Protection – Ages 0-2 Years – The Best Sunglasses for Babies & Toddlers

My baby girl is 7 months old and I got her the white Baby Banz sunglasses. I was skeptical that she would actually keep them on her head, but they seem pretty comfortable and stretchy so she doesn't try to pull them off! The band goes all the way around her head and is adjustable so it's a snug fit. Living in Arizona, I feel good knowing that her eyes are going to have some protection this summer. She looks adorable in them :)

These little sunglasses work great! My baby is 3 months old with a pretty small head, and they fit fine with plenty of room to grow. Plus, they're adorable! My baby doesn't mind them either. In fact, I think they help her fall asleep. She HATES the sun in her eyes. We're very outdoorsy, so this was a problem that needed a solution. Some of the other reviews complain about durability and the "advertising" on the band. I've used them a few times and they seem fine and the brand name is a bit big on the band, but I say big deal because they work!

The dark lenses are amazing for blocking out UV rays and they are super adorable to boot (from the front atleast) now for the "not perfect" part.....the band does have a GIANT "babybanz" logo on the back that, as previously stated and I find to be the most accurate description, turns your child into a walking billboard. I seriously doubt that anyone in the Raybanz family is that hard up for cash that they needed to turn innocent children into advertisements. The other issue I have is that the band velcros right behind the ear, making it a bulk behind the childs ear and causing it to push the ear forward. For a 3 month old+ baby who is developing, this can cause an issue, I had to over compensate to keep her ear from being permanently pushed out by keeping headbands on her 24/7 that I could place on her ear to push it back into position. I'm not 100% sure that these are the only reason for it, but it was only on the one side. Now, having said that, living in the south, and the intense sun gets REALLY bad and all the window tinting, and stick up additional covers etc. just arent enough when you want to protect your little one's eyes from the sun. My daughter really does seem ok with them, and we've had them for about 2 months now and she doesnt fuss when we put them on. Oh, and they will leave a little indention on the nose, but it goes away, and really, what pair of affordable sunglasses DON'T leave a mark on the nose? Overall, I recommen these for the necessity of it, but I hope that the company reads these reviews and revamps their product. The potential is there....but so is room for improvement :)

Bought these for our 4 month old and they look adorable and fit nicely. Everyone asks us where we got them. We first used them at the pool. He had them on for about an hour before we realized that they had smudges on them and were foggy (just like you would expect your sunglasses to be). Poor little guy probably couldn't see anything for that entire hour. Now, we carry a sunglass cloth and clean the lenses everytime we put them on. We also avoid using them around water, since we can't be sure when they will fog up, and we don't want our little guy to be flying blind.

My kid has gotten lots of compliments from wearing this sunglasses since he was a tiny baby. Even a ups driver had to stop and tell him he looms sharp.It doesn't slide down on his face and he doesn't try to remove it when we go outside.It can be a little tight for a big head baby like mine.. so I adjusted by removing the tape and sewing it back again.

Loved these at first but my babies didn't like them. Didn't quite fit on their faces and didn't really feel comfortable to them even adjusting them. Cute but wouldn't buy again.

Fit great on my 5 month old. Fully adjustable. Strap. We’re practicing wearing them short periods of time so he can tolerate them on a hike when we’re in the sun for a while. It’s very important to protect young (and old) eyes so I’m glad this product exists.

Easily pulled off by my toddler. Leaves red marks on his face. I have to have them pretty loose just to fit over his head. Granted he has a big head, but these shouldn't be too small at 12 months when they're supposed to fit toddlers. When he has them on and doesn't mess with them, they're great. I like that if he does take them off, he's not going to stab himself in the ear with an earpiece. The nose is rubbery so even though it leaves red marks, it's not hard plastic.