How to choose a table lamp for active preschool children

Analysis: For active and curious preschool children aged 5 who enjoy exploring, using a table lamp poses risks of collisions, and they are naturally drawn to interesting objects. Therefore, the selected table lamp must be safe, child-friendly, and meet basic lighting needs.

Option A has an unstable base, a fragile glass lampshade with sharp edges, posing serious safety hazards. The unstable base makes the lamp prone to tipping over, and if the fragile glass lampshade breaks, the sharp shards could cause serious injury to children. Additionally, the sharp edges could easily cut children. Furthermore, such a lamp lacks appeal and cannot capture children's attention, potentially causing them to develop a fear of the lamp, which does not meet the needs of preschool-aged children and may pose a danger to them.

Option B is made of eco-friendly soft silicone, which can be easily molded and shaped. It features a built-in story-playing function and a cartoon-shaped design with soft lighting, making it ideal for 5-year-old preschool children. The eco-friendly soft silicone material is soft and safe, ensuring that children will not be injured even if they bump into or squeeze the lamp while playing. It also satisfies children's natural curiosity and desire to explore and interact with objects. The deformable design adds fun to the lamp, stimulating children's curiosity and imagination. The built-in story-playing function not only accompanies children in their learning and growth but also captures their attention, helping them stay focused while using the lamp. The soft light protects children's eyes, and the cartoon design aligns with children's aesthetic preferences, adding a lively atmosphere to the children's room. This makes it an excellent choice for preschool children's lamps.

Option C features a plain design, small and hard switch buttons, and a single, non-adjustable light source. The plain design is unlikely to capture children's interest, and the small, hard switch buttons are difficult for children's delicate hands to operate, potentially making it challenging for them to turn the lamp on and off smoothly, thereby affecting the user experience. The single, non-adjustable light cannot meet children's lighting needs in different scenarios, such as when reading picture books or playing, where different lighting requirements exist. This lamp cannot be flexibly adjusted to provide children with a comfortable lighting environment, failing to meet the needs of preschool children.

Option D features intense and flickering light with colorful projection effects. However, the large desktop lamp's intense and flickering light can cause significant harm to children's eyes. Prolonged exposure to such lighting may lead to vision impairment. While the colorful projection feature may seem entertaining, it is detrimental to children's eye health. Additionally, its large size occupies a significant amount of space, and children may easily bump into the lamp while moving around, posing a safety risk. It cannot provide a safe and comfortable lighting environment and is therefore unsuitable for active preschool children.