Scores of spectacle-wearing strangers respond to mother's online appeal for photographs to convince her son, 4, that it's cool to be a four-eyes

Noah Fisher, four, began crying after getting new glasses

He told his mother he thought people would make fun of him because of them

His mother set up a Facebook page where friends and family could send pictures of themselves in glasses to make Noah feel better

Strangers have also begun sending little Noah pictures and the page has almost 1,000 'likes'

The mother of a little boy who was upset about his new glasses asked some friends to help reassure him about his new look.



Lindsey Fisher began a Facebook account called Glasses for Noah, where bespectacled friends could send in pictures of themselves to reassure her son, Noah, about becoming a glasses-wearer.



Fisher reached out to friends and family, but the page took on a life of its own and strangers from around the country have sent in pictures for four-year-old Noah.

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New specs: Four-year-old Noah Fisher was upset at having to wear glasses

Glasses gripe: Noah told his mom he was worried people would laugh at him in his new specs

Support: Friends and strangers alike have flooded Facebook with pictures of themselves in glasses to make Noah feel better

Noah Fisher, four, looks very dapper in his black-rimmed spectacles, but he was very worried about what kind of reception he would get.



'I said, "Put your glasses on," and he just broke into tears,' Lindsey Fisher told USA Today.



'It was the saddest thing. It just broke my heart. And I finally got him to tell me why he was crying and he said because everyone was going to laugh at him.'

Super kid: This supporter posted a Superman picture for Noah to show him even superheroes wear glasses

Friends with glasses: Noah has received dozens of pictures from people who want him to feel confident in his new glasses

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Fisher enlisted friends to post on Glasses for Noah and soon it had received hundreds of likes and pictures to help reassure little Noah.



'Our sweet 4-year old, Noah, just got glasses and is having a hard time adjusting. Let's show him just how cool glasses really are!' reads the Facebook page.



Now, the page has 923 'likes' and Fisher says that as long as people keep posting pictures, she'll keep it going.



Looking good: Three-year-old Elena looks great in her specs (left) and a mother and daughter posted for Noah



A vision: Noah is now feeling a lot better in his frames