Glasses have some upsides too. For instance when it's windy, they're a shield that makes you less likely to have unwanted things get into your eye :)
So the only time I ever take off my glasses is in the shower.
As an aside I always wondered how they are able to measure an infant's vision before they can really communicate.
And of course slightly older babies have ways of communicating without words! https://youtube.com/watch?v=84-Cuc-Tz2o
As far as babies being able to communicate in other ways, my mom noticed that it seemed like I was having trouble with vision well before I could talk, that's how I ended up in the opthalmologist's office in the first place. :)
For what it's worth I solved my own issue by insisting on a slightly stronger prescription (-0.25) for my myopia. It's well worth a try, especially for driving at night. The easiest way to tell if it would help is if green traffic lights look significantly blurrier than than red traffic lights in the distance.
I remember colored lights being involved in eye exams when I was very, very, very young... But that may be a false memory, it's hard to really know.
Definitely has downsides. Smudging and fogging is so frustrating, but I've gotten used to it.