I recently received an email from a new member inquiring where to get frames for his 4-month-old son, as none of the shops in his area carried infant frames. I recommended Solo Bambini to him. Solo Bambini has their own line of children’s frames including Solo Bambini infant and toddler frames in three sizes and Portofino frames for kids and pre-teens. They also distribute Italian-made Como infant and toddler frames in two sizes and French-made Maudal frames for children.

I highly recommend the Como frames, as they are the frames that both my boys wear, appear to be more comfortable than the “hard’ frames designed for older kids, and are extremely durable. My oldest Son, now almost 3, has had the same frames for two and a half years. They’re still as good as new and have held at least a dozen sets of lenses due to replacements for scratched lenses and prescription changes. I do not think any other frames would have lasted as long given the abuse these frames have taken.

If your local optical shop does not carry infant frames, let them know about Solo Bambini, and they can order frames directly from Solo Bambini . If you cannot get your optical shop to do this, your doctor should be able to order a complete set of glasses directly from Solo Bambini for you.

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