Glowing toy kids love parents worry

Glowing toy sword

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Glowing toys sell well

A few days ago, the reporter visited some toy stores in the city and found that the shiny luminous toys are very popular. Some ducks, toy guns, windmills and other toys, as long as the battery is installed in the toy, open the switch, it will emit a colorful light. The light from some toys is also flashing, changing colors, and is very popular among children.

In a toy store in Tianjin Street, Shizhong District, the reporter saw that there are many kinds of toys that can shine, and the shapes are different. Many children who come to buy, with a shiny toy, can't put it down. The reporter took out one of the duck-shaped and windmill-style luminous toys, turned on the power switch, the whole toy would emit a lot of colors of light, and it kept flashing, very glaring. Staring at these toys for a while, the eyes will be spent.

In the Huangpujing Mall in the city center, there are countless similar luminous toys, guns, swords, cars, robots, etc. Some of the toy submachine guns emit light that is bright and far.

From the packaging point of view, some products are clearly marked with the material of the product, the applicable age and the manufacturer. In addition to a simple plastic bag, some products do not see any manufacturer or material. The prices of these toys range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars.

According to some toy store owners, this kind of luminous toy is better than other ordinary toys, because this toy can quickly attract children's attention.

Parents -

Worried that the child can't stand the eyes

Yang Wei, who lives in Hongping Road in Dongxing District, bought dozens of toys for his children, most of which were luminous toys. "Children like this type of toy. Every time they see these toys in the toy store, they can't walk. They have to buy it. Besides playing with glowing toys, children usually like to sit on the cradles and like to sit on the sparkling." Mr. Yang said helplessly. Recently, he found that every time the child looks at these luminous toys, he will blink unconsciously. "I also tried to look at it for a while and found that these glowing toys are really glaring. I don't know if this toy has any effect on the child's vision."

There are still many people who share the same concerns with Mr. Yang. Liu Min, who lives in Taibai Road in Dongxing District, also said that her son also likes toys and objects that glow. She told reporters that when his son was two or three months old, he liked to have bright toys, and when he went out for a walk, he also stared at the street lights. Later, when the son was examined, the doctor told her that the child's eyesight was not good and that attention should be paid to protecting vision in daily life. She suspects that this is related to the child's previous desire to play with glowing toys and to see bright objects.

Doctors--

Staring for a long time to see loss of vision

So, does the light in life and the glowing toys have any effect on the child's vision? What should parents pay attention to when purchasing such toys for their children? In this regard, ophthalmologist Su Shaochu said that all aspects of infants and young children are in the period of growth and development. If you look at the glare or unstable light for a long time, it will have certain effects on the cornea and retina, and it may cause electro-optic ophthalmia. When children are playing flash toys, the time is not too long, and toys with glare and unstable light are best not to play. Especially for toys with infrared function, parents must pay attention to check whether the product has factory inspection instructions when purchasing.

Su Shaochu reminded that especially the light emitted during welding has a great influence on the child's vision. Parents should not let the child stare at it. For children under the age of 3, you should always turn your head to sleep, you can change it once a week, so that the left and right eyes of the child can not evenly receive the light from the outdoor exposure, causing strabismus or "right eye."