How to Prevent Eye Damage from Sun Exposure
- April 19, 2024
- Executive Optical
Limit Their Stay Under The Sun
Hats and Umbrella
The Philippines is experiencing warm and dry weather due to El Niño, which is expected to last until the 24th of May. Given these conditions, it’s crucial to be extra cautious about your child’s welfare when staying outside. Make sure to prepare necessary items they might need outdoors, such as umbrellas or hats. Since there will be activities requiring them to stay outside their classrooms, it’s best to keep them protected from potential sun damage.
Regular Eye Check-up
A frequent visit to an eye clinic is a good way to avoid serious eye conditions. The eyes are one of the most exposed parts of the body, and that is why it is prone to infections and sun damage. It is advisable to have your kid’s eyes checked at least every year because this may help detect early signs of eye concerns, which could be prevented before it gets worse.
Wear Sunglasses
Do kids need to wear sunglasses? Of course, they do! Wearing tinted sunglasses is essential in blocking UV light and blue light, which is the root cause of eye damage. Plus, less glare and better visibility during their outdoor activities, allow them to focus more.
The sun is omnipresent, and children playing outside and enjoying nature is an inevitable part of their growth. Remember, it is your responsibility to keep them safe, not just from possible injuries but also from health risks.
Invest in your kid’s eye care. Visit our shop on Shopee, Lazada, Zalora and TikTok Shop and grab the latest EO kids sunwear. More than the aesthetics, your kiddos will look fashionably safe wearing our collection.
For better vision and eyecare, visit any of the Executive Optical’s shops and seek help from our trusted and licensed optometrists. You might also want to check out EO kids Eyewear, and keep their eyes safe from excessive exposure to blue light whilst playing on their Ipads and computers.
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