Summer Eye Safety: Common Injuries To Watch Out For As The Warmer Months Approach
You (and your kids) love being active in the summer months, and it's important that you make eye safety a top priority as you enjoy the great outdoors. Here, we'll take a look at common eye injuries incurred by kids throughout June, July, and August. Fireworks Injuries You know that you shouldn't hover over explosive devices, but for many people, this line of thought goes out the window when the excitement of fireworks comes into play. Fireworks-related eye injuries have been on the rise in recent years. The best option? View professional fireworks from afar rather than trying to set up your own display. If you're committed to doing your own fireworks show this summer, take every precaution possible, including wearing appropriate protective eyewear and keeping more than a safe distance from explosives. Of course, kids should never be around an active fireworks display. Sun Damage You can't use traditional sunscreen on your eyes, of course, but you can take steps to