Dock & Bay

Our sunglasses are available in sizes 0-2 years, 3-5 years, and 6 years+ meaning you can find the perfect fit for your little one. If your child is between sizes we recommend sizing up. You can use our size guide to measure up your kids for their sunnies here or find specific measurements on each product page.

All Babiators frames are made of a soft and flexible therma plastic rubber which makes them super comfortable and virtually indestructible. Our lenses in our original and screensavers styles are made from impact and shatter resistant polycarbonate, whilst our polarised lenses are made from TAC (Tri Acetate Cellulose).

• Choose glasses that block 100 percent of UVA and UVB rays (like Babiators do!)
• Make sure they cover a good proportion of your child’s eyes to offer full protection.
• Buy durable shades, they will need to last!
• Give your child the choice, they are the ones that are going to wear them.

It is recommended for babies to start wearing sunglasses as soon as they are born, whenever they are outside and exposed to the sun. However, babies should be kept out of direct sunlight until they are at least six months old. It's also important to remember to keep the sun shade down on your pushchair and ensure your little one wears a sun hat wherever possible.

Dock & Bay are a super cool eco-friendly brand that specialise in making stylish, quick drying towels that are made with 100% recycled materials

Children's eyes let in up to three times more annual UV radiation than adults, this is because they have larger pupils. Their eyes are still maturing and therefore it is super important to protect them against harmful UV's and keep them out of direct sunlight as much as possible.

To read more about sun safety and our top tips to look after your little one's eyes, check out this blog!

Kids don’t like to sit still. They want to be off having fun, even if that means dripping water all over and getting a chill. Hooded towels allow them to be hands free, warm, and have fun whilst getting dry when they’ve been in the pool or at the beach.

These can even be used at home after showers and baths helping your little one to get themselves dry easily.