Kids Eyeglasses

Children's Glasses Styles

• Your kids deserve the best when it comes to eyewear. Our kids' eyeglasses are designed for comfort first and foremost, so we use skin-friendly materials and lightweight builds to keep your children comfy and happy. The bright colours and modern shapes mean our kids' glasses frames are extra trendy as well as comfy. Choosing kids' blue light filtering glasses is another great way to keep your child's eyes safe.

  The best part? Most of our lenses come with an anti-scratch coating that will protect your youngster's glasses during active playing and sports, and if you're looking for non-prescription eyeglasses for children, you can add lenses without a prescription to any frame. This is your one-stop-shop for buying kids' glasses online

• Kids' Glasses Shapes

  Our selection of lens shapes for kids is as varied as our adult choices. If you're looking for sensible rectangular frames, or some cat-eye glasses for kids, these frames cover all the bases.

• Cool Colors

  It doesn't matter if they prefer bold and exciting, or subtle and understated, our kids' glasses come in a spectrum of colours. Bright pastel colours are playful and bold, while more understated shades are great for a more down-to-earth style.

• Materials for Children's glasses

  When you buy kids' glasses online with us, you can rest assured that you'll get a comfortable and lightweight frame. We use premium materials for all of our eyeglass frames. They are skin-friendly and lightweight, while sturdy enough to survive any little accident.

Related categories Small Eyeglasses, Lightweight Eyeglasses, Plastic Eyeglasses, Cute Eyeglasses, Prism Glasses, Gaming Glasses, Kids' Blue Light Glasses

Why Choose YLRM Canada for Online Kids' Glasses

We know you want the best vision possible for your children, but at the rate kids grow, their glasses will likely need replacing every year. Thankfully, besides the hundreds of options for men and women, YLRM Canada also offers plenty of fun glasses for girls and glasses for boys. If the frame you choose doesn't fit perfectly, you can take advantage of our 14-day Fit & Style Guarantee to return your purchase hassle-free.

FAQS

Where can I Buy Kids’ Eyeglasses?

How about right here on this very site? Yep. There’s plenty to choose from when it comes to kids’ eyeglasses from different colours and materials, to a range of shapes and sizes. Our kids’ eyeglasses are for juniors, tweens, girls, and boys, and don’t fret if you’re second guessing your little one’s size — our 14-Day Fit & Style Guarantee means it’s easy to return your pair, hassle-free! Have a look around and see what suits them. Also, get a sweet welcome discount if it’s your first time buying from us by signing up for a free account at the top of your screen.

Do Kids’ Eyeglass Prescriptions Worsen or Improve with Age?

That depends. After all, everyone’s eyesight’s different. The reason your child has been given a prescription is to improve their vision and the fact that kids’ eyes are always developing means there’s a good chance it’ll get better with age. The best thing to do is follow your eye doctor’s orders and suggestions and ensure they wear the recommended eyewear when needed. For more information about your child’s eyesight, ask your eye doctor or find one near you.

How Should I Choose Kids’ Eyeglass Frames?

Most kids will be self-conscious when it comes to their first pair of eyewear and understandably so. That’s why it’s a good idea to involve them in the process of picking a pair that suits them. It could be a certain colour they go for or maybe they’ll ask about a similar style to yours. The best way to go about it is to make sure they’re happy with the look and feel of their frames, as once that’s settled on, the lenses will take care of the rest!

How Can I Find the Right Size Eyeglasses for My Child?

Kids' eyeglasses should be slightly wider than their face for a snug fit, leaving about a finger's width between the temples and the side of their head. If the frame is too loose it could cause their glasses to fall off during play or keep slipping down their nose. The temples of their glasses should fit securely behind their ears but not so tight that they'll cause discomfort. Their eyes should be centred in the lenses of their pair which you can achieve by finding out their pupillary distance (PD). Check our glasses frame measurements guide for more tips on how to find out your child's size.