child safety glasses

[dlavery]

Originally Posted by TubaMorg

I suppose I could go on and on about this, but quite frankly the most dangerous part of any FIRST event is getting there not walking around in the pits.

Actually, I think the most dangerous part of any FIRST event is eating the food that is served at most of the venues...

-dave




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[EricH]

Originally Posted by dlavery

Actually, I think the most dangerous part of any FIRST event is eating the food that is served at most of the venues...

-dave




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The stadium food, or the volunteer food?

[JaneYoung]

I'm reading the original post to say infant sized so I'm taking that as infant sized. In that case, if it involves a competition, the infant would be carried by the adult in whatever area it would be: the pit area of any of the events and/or the stands.

I would check with an eye doctor or pediatrician regarding the infant and safety glasses/goggles and their eyes/head and any sustained usage - just to be on the safe side.

[Dick Linn]

Search on "child safety glasses". You could probably bend and pad the earpieces to fit on some wraparound style glasses.

[Mumford 406]

Thank you all for your help. In defense, my daughter is 19 months and I am one of 2 school mentors on a small team. My husband works out of town and last year I found it necessary to take her with me to the pits when we had a problem or such and so I held large size glasses to her face the whole time, now she is older and if such a need occurred again I would not be able to keep those glasses on her face so I wanted to get some that would stay on if they were needed.. again I appreciate your help. I didn't think I was going to bring her to competition this year until I found out my husband's schedule.

[Molten]

I never meant to be at all rude. I apologize if you felt that my previous comment was in anyway an attack. However, I have seen many little kids in the pits that like to get very close to the robots and even closer to the power tools. The only reason I mentioned concerns are because I would hate for an accident to come to any child.