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Cheap sunglasses are worse than none at all

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Jul 25th 2008 4:01PM

Most parents know that, in order to protect their kids' eyes, kids should wear sunglasses when they're out in the sun. Yes, even eyeballs can get sunburned. In fact, ultraviolet (UV) light can do much worse than just cause a corneal sunburn -- long ...
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Product Recall: children's sunglasses

by Sandy Maple, Posted Apr 10th 2008 6:03PM

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced the recall of about 144,000 'Main Street Drag' sunglasses due to excessive levels of lead in the orange lettering on the glasses. These glasses, which were made in China for StyleMark Inc., ...
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Is it really possible to be a 'Glama Mama'?

by Jennifer Jordan, Posted May 22nd 2007 4:02PM

It started when I lost my sunglasses. You know how they tell you that when you get pregnant you start to forget everything? Some call it baby brain or pregnancy brain, or, as my OBGYN's lovingly refer to it, placenta brain. Turns out it's real--no ...
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Do your kids wear sunglasses?

by Sandy Maple, Posted May 19th 2007 11:58AM

I was reading this article about the damage the sun can do to unprotected eyes and started thinking about Ellie's drawer full of sunglasses. Most of her sunglasses were party favors or dollar store buys. Only a few of them say they actually provide ...
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Cool new sunglasses that are baby proof

by Heather Craven, Posted Aug 7th 2006 11:30AM

I am on my third child so I have long given up on the whole sunglass concept. If I could have found a worthy pair, I would have strapped them on his wee face to protect his lovely baby blue eyes. Unfortunately, after battling the first two when they ...
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Frubi for babies

by Heather Craven, Posted May 15th 2006 2:00PM

With summer coming it is important to remember about eye protection for our favorite small people. No, it's not enough to slather on the SPF 50 sunblock, cover their heads with a hat, carry a sun umbrella and avoid the hot sun hours between 10 a.m. ...
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