The 7 Best Baby Sunglasses of 2020

Made of 100 percent rubber, these cleverly named glasses are strong and durable—bend them, twist them, and they promise to withstand tough treatment. They also come with a no-sweat warranty, meaning you don’t have sweat it if they somehow do manage to get broken or if you lose them. For the entire first year, you can get them replaced. They come in an array of fun colors, different styles, and in sizes for toddlers and older kids, too. They also come with a hard-shelled carrying case that has a carabiner, making it easy to attach to your stroller or diaper bag.

Most reviewers say these glasses are durable and fit their babies well. Some have reported problems with breakage, but as long as they’ve been registered with the company, most say the customer service to replace them has been excellent.

These sunglasses from Bib-on boast all the sun protection and quality of others, but at a fraction of the price. This pack even comes with two pairs, so you have a backup should one be lost or broken. The lenses, which offer 100 percent UVA and UVB protection, have a matte finish so all those fingerprints don’t show up, and they come with two microfiber pouches that can be used to clean and carry them. The frames are soft and flexible, too.

Parents give these glasses high marks all around. They say they’re comparable to or even better than other, more expensive pairs they’ve purchased, and they love the low price. Some wish they had a strap to help keep them in place, but most say they fit well, are adorable, and do a good job protecting little eyes.

Keeping sunglasses on babies can be a challenge, but those with a strap that keeps them snug on their head can help. These from Real Shades are a winner with parents who say they're nearly indestructible, and they fit well. The wrap-around design comes in a variety of colors and in sizes for babies as well as toddlers and older kids.

The strap is soft and adjustable, so you can get a good fit, and no matter how you bend or twist these glasses, they won’t break. They offer 100 percent UVA/UVB protection, and the wrap-around style makes sure harmful rays don’t peek in from the sides either.

These frames feature polarized lenses and are as hip as hip can be with their classic frames and a strap to keep them in place. They’re free of BPA, phthalates, and PVC, which is reassuring, since the chance of them ending up in your baby’s mouth from time to time is likely. They also come with a one-year warranty and will send you a new pair if they break or if you lose them, just make sure to register them on the company’s website so you’re covered.

Customers love the look and feel of these glasses. Some note that they look like miniature designer glasses, but a few note they can run really small. They note that they’re well-made and durable and say they like knowing they can get a replacement pair if they’re lost or broken. From tortoise-shell to faux wood, these glasses are just as cool as mom and dad's pairs.

Yes, sunglasses should be about safety first and foremost, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be fun and fashionable, too, like these from Loose Leaf Eyewear. The retro frames are topped with bright and colorful rainbows and fluffy white clouds. Talk about adding a smile to anyone’s face. Beyond adorable, the mirrored lenses also feature 100 percent UV protection, so their little eyes are protected too.

Since they feature so many bright colors, they’ll look great with every outfit.

A pair with a fun pattern might spark your baby's interest. This pair from Cocosand features UV protection and helps keep the glare out of your little one's eyes. What we love about these is that they have an adjustable head strap which keeps them in place—plus, your baby can bend them. They come in a variety of fun colors and patterns and are sized to fit until they are two years old. They also come with a microfiber pouch and a soft cloth for cleaning the lenses.

Parents say these sunglasses are cute and comfortable for babies to wear and that they make a fun baby gift. They note that the strap is soft and helps them stay in place well, and many say their babies wear them well without complaint.

The words "baby" and "sunglasses" don't seem like they should go together. Babies seem to put everything in their mouth and as they get older, the idea of sunglasses holding up to boisterous toddlers seems impossible. Thankfully, this pair of sunglasses from Roshambo is made with your baby and toddler in mind. Not only do they protect their eyes from harmful rays, but they can also bend pretty much any which way. The lenses are shatterproof, and they are flexible enough for baby to gnaw on when they are teething.

For those who need prescription glasses for their kids, these sunglasses are also prescription friendly, so no need for expensive frames!