Without enough shut-eye, children are more likely to struggle with their school studies, do poorly on the playing field, and suffer depression.
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When buying eyewear for children, consider choosing polycarbonate lenses, because they're the most impact-resistant, according to the American Optometric Association. Choose a substantial metal or plastic frame with spring hinges and extra strength at the bridge and temples. Look for silicone nose pads to prevent slippage.
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