Baby Banz Adventure Sunglasses

The positioning of the strap is very awkward on the child and there is no depth to the bridge of the glasses so his eyelashes are RIGHT up against the glass. Toddler have VERY long eyelashes and you would think they would know this. It basically pushes the lenses RIGHT up against their eyes. Returning ASAP. I guess on younger babies they can't complain so the parents think they are awesome???

These are certainly cute, but not functional. My son is 4 months old and these were WAY too big. Even if we adjusted the strap to a snug fit, the rough end of the velcro rubbed his ear. And even when loose it would leave a red mark on his face. He really didn't mind wearing them for a few minutes, but got fussy soon after. This product might be better for him next summer when he's 18 months.UPDATE: I pulled these out the other day and they worked a bit better. The marks weren't as bad and they seem to fit better. He is 7 months now. This product is probably even better for 12+ months.

First off the candidate is 4 months old and is quite petite for her age. The glasses do fit but barely. The pair I received certainly are not huge but she will probably be able to get use out of these for a long time to come at her current growth rate.Just a couple of things to consider:*The rubber nose piece and piece at the top are flexible, but not all that soft. They make for a good solid fit, that will help keep the glasses close but they also leave HUGE red marks on the baby's nose and forehead- that is with the fit just tight enough so they stay on. I believe this is my baby's main issue with these glasses. I'm hoping that they will fit better as she grows.*The frame plastic feels like it will snap once she is old enough to get a little rough with them. I don't dare let the older sibling play with them. They seem a bit fragile in that cheaply made sort of way.*No ear pieces/arms - this is a good design. Whether it is being executed properly or not, overall it is a good design. The strap is sewn through the space in the plastic on the sides. No arms to bend or break off and unless someone is really working on it (and carries their toddler size seam ripper) the strap seems secure and unlikely to fall apart under the normal wear and tear. The normal wear and tear of an adult that is- with the 'glasses on' and 'glasses off' being the only activity. If the strap is being used as a sling shot then the strap is unlikely to hold for very long. These are functional in that they block rays from baby's eyes, I highly doubt these will hold up to typical toddler antics.*There is a LARGE logo across the back strap that is not shown in most pictures and wasn't shown when I made my purchase. It would not have been a deal breaker, but it is something that is good to know. I'm glad it seems to be showing in more pictures now.*This seems to be just about the only game in town on this type of product for infants - that has its own pros and cons*Cute - yes they are incredibly cute just like all grown up things are adorable when in miniature and worn by a tiny, new human. Cute like tiny Converse Chuck Taylor Infant/Toddler Lo-Top Shoes are cute! (You really have to see them in person to appreciate the absolute cuteness)In the end I am good with the purchase and will wait to see how they do over the next few months (years?). Truthfully I would happily pay more for a higher quality item becuase I am sincerely concerned about my baby's eyes in the sun and snow(Arizona dwellers). I'm not talking ray ban or serengeti, but I would appreciate a better made product since these are really a health/safety item. They are priced in such a way where people will buy them and hope they are getting a decent product, but in all truth these are a bit over priced for what they are - but again, it is just about the only product out there at the moment. I will keep them and will update.

I bought these to protect my daughters eyes from the harsh California rays. Unfortunately, the strap doesn't really give you any wear options except tight against the face. They are cute, and I think the strap would be great for keeping the glasses strapped to the child's head. IF they are willing to wear them. My daughter hated them at first because of her long eyelashes, but now likes to wear them. I only wish the "adjustable strap" were actually adjustable.

These have probably been one of the best "non planned" purchases. I never thought I would need to buy sunglasses for my baby until I took him out on his first stroller ride. Poor little thing kept his eyes closed until I placed something over his eyes. I wanted my baby to enjoy the scenery and did not imagine there was a baby sunglass in the market. I did my research and found these and absolutely love them. Now my baby can go out on stroller rides with his sunscreen and sun eye protection! These fit great and stay in place. The bridge between the nose is cushioned so no marks on baby's nose and the head band is adjustable and does not bare any weight on baby's ears.I plan to give a set to all my friends who are expecting as this is one of those items we never really think about when putting together a new baby shopping list.

They say the fit a 0-12 mo but they fit my 7mo far too snug. He has an average sized head when we visit the ped. I figured these would fit and last, but they are far TOO snug for my little one. He was screaming the whole time we were trying them on. Such a bummer.

I bought these for our 3 month old to wear at the beach. They say they fit 0-2yrs. They don't even come close to fitting our large 3 month old. Even if the size of the frame would fit the velcro doesn't allow for them to get any where near small enough. We let our very large 2yr4mnth old wear them. They were even a little big for her. She is over the 97% for her age.I took off a lot of stars for the sizing. I will keep these in a drawer for a couple years and buy our baby a different pair. Our daughter already had a bunch of sunglasses. They do seem to be good quality.

I got these for my 4 month old daughter, after reading several of the reviews.They are adorable, well made, and the neoprene band seems comfy, and keeps the glasses in place. However, for us they are not going to work. As some others have posted my daughter screams when we put them on her. They are fairly tight against her face, so her long eyelashes are being pressed into the glass and making her uncomfortable. She cries and tries pulls them off immediately. I had also gotten a pair of the Baby Banz Retro Sunglasses, and these she wears with no issue; so it is not a matter of her not liking them on her face. The Retro's she has kept on with no issue.I would order another pair of Retro's next time, and if I could return these I would. However I will keep them and hope that my next child does not have the same issue with them.