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Getting kids to keep their glasses on
Children take glasses off because they hurt, not because they do not want them. A frame that slides down, pinches behind the ears or leaves marks on the nose will come off within an hour. A flexible frame that springs back into shape survives school bags, sport and being sat on.
Let them choose the colour. A child who picked the frame themselves is far more likely to wear it without an argument every morning.
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