Summer is mostly squinting, sticky popsicle hands, and one tiny hat that refuses to stay on. The sunglasses, though? Those, you've got opinions about.
These are our top picks for summer — the 10 styles making it into your beach bags, your diaper bags, your "I swear they were just here" piles. Here's what's winning the season.
1. Classic Tortoise Keyhole
The one you keep coming back to. Our top seller, and not by accident — warm, retro, goes with literally everything from a swim diaper to a flower girl dress. Available polarized for the older kids and non-polarized. If you only buy one thing this summer, make it this.
2. Jet Black Navigator | Polarized
Cool kid energy, bottled. Aviator-inspired, serious about sun protection, not at all serious about anything else. Polarized lenses cut glare off the pool, the lake, the backseat puddle of melted otter pop.
3. Sweet Cream Heart | Polarized
Soft pink. Heart-shaped. Polarized. Need we say more. The answer is no, but we will: these are the frames that make strangers stop you in the grocery store.
4. Peachy Keen Flower | Polarized
Petal-shaped, peach-tinted, the kind of pink that photographs like a sunset. Flower frames are having a summer, and Peachy Keen is leading the bouquet.
5. Wavy Baby Travel Case
The tiny clamshell that saves the day. Scratched lenses? Not on our watch. Clip it to a diaper bag, a stroller, a beach tote — your shades stay safe between snack breaks.
6. Classic Tortoise Navigator
Matching with your mini just got easier. Navigator silhouette, warm tortoise finish, the frame they want because it looks like the one you wear. Twinning, but make it sun-safe.
7. Midnight Blue Navigator
Deep blue, slightly mysterious, the navigator for the kid who says "I do it myself." Pairs surprisingly well with everything — swim trunks, suspenders, the occasional cape.
8. Pretty in Pink Keyhole
Soft pink, retro shape, with mirrored lenses that feel like summer. Ice cream truck approved!
All Babiators come with our Lost & Found Guarantee: lose them, break them, sit on them — we'll replace them in the first year, you just pay for shipping! Because summer is hard on sunglasses.