A plastic or polycarbonate frame will reduce the risk of injury from the frames themselves. Frames which meet the ANSI standards offer the best available protection for general spectacle wear. Adults can set a good example for children by always wearing protective eyewear while using power tools, rotary mowers, line lawn trimmers, or hammering on metal. Eye Safety at Home Select games and toys appropriate for the child's age and responsibility level. Do not allow children to ignite fireworks or stand near others who are doing so.
All fireworks are potentially dangerous for children of any age.
Do not allow children in the yard while a lawnmower is being operated. Stones thrown from the moving blades can cause severe eye injury. Keep all chemicals and sprays out of reach of small children. Be aware that even common household items, such as paper clips, rubber bands, wire coat hangers, elastic cords and fishing hooks can cause serious eye injury. Eye Safety at School Students should wear protective goggles when participating in shop or some science labs.