Shop Tween & Pre-Teen Glasses Ages 10–13

Children as young as six months can be prescribed glasses if needed, as early intervention can correct vision problems and support healthy visual development. Regular eye exams are essential for detecting and addressing issues promptly. Discover how to find the perfect pair of glasses for your child here.

If your 9-year-old is having difficulty seeing clearly, squints often, complains of headaches, or struggles with schoolwork, they may need glasses. Consult an optometrist and schedule an eye exam to assess their vision. Learn to identify common signs that your child might need glasses.

Yes, a 12-year-old can wear contact lenses if prescribed by an eye doctor. It’s important to emphasize the significance of hygiene and proper lens care. Make sure they understand how to handle, insert, and remove contact lenses safely to avoid any damage to their eyes.

A 12-year-old may not outgrow the need for glasses if they have a vision issue but may require different prescriptions as they grow older. Regular eye exams are recommended to ensure their prescription stays accurate. Find out when you should schedule an eye exam.

Yes, a 12-year-old can wear colored contacts if prescribed by an eye doctor and the child receives guidance on safe usage and proper care. For a comprehensive guide on contact lenses for kids, click here.