Procase Kids Ear Defenders Children Autism Noise Cancelling
Procase Kids Ear Defenders Children Autism Noise Cancelling Headphones for Girls Boys Toddler, NRR 21dB Ear Protection Earmuffs Hearing Protectors for Age 3 to 16 Years
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Ear Defenders for Kids & Baby
| Manufacture: | ProCase |
| Department: | Unisex |
My 2 year old son wore these when we went to a couple racing days. Doesn’t completely shut sound out but still really good with blocking really loud noises. My son kept them on the whole time
Bought these for my 4 year old son for when we go to watch football with large crowds. The noise bothered him but these have helped a lot and he finds them comfortable.
Not too chunky or cumbersome to carry and well worth the investment.
I bought these for my 9 month old baby, who generally would wake up at the drop of a hat. We took her to the town firework display and against all odds, five minutes in we look down and realise she’d fallen asleep! She didn’t mind wearing them at all, and didn’t even try to pull them off, unlike her bobble hat which she threw off at least half a dozen times. Would highly recommend these
Nice colours, comfortable, reduces noise to a bearable level brilliantly. My granddaughter can now enjoy things she used to cringe at because they were too loud. Life changer for those with sensitive hearing!
Bought for my 4 year old daughter. Fits well, can be adjusted. We used it today when we went to the circus in town and it did the job. My daughter was able to enjoy the show without being upset by the loid noise.
I tried them on. You can still hear background noise just a touch quieter than without. So technically not noise cancelling but noise muffling.
These not only look good but are really effective. Bought for my 2year old to go to superbikes at Knockhill. We put them on him and he wanted to take them off, but as soon as he realised how loud it was, he got a fright and wanted them back on. So they work!
I tried them on and they feel tight, hoping on his little head they feel just right – unsure though. They are nicely cushioned. Suppose the have to be tight enough to not let sound leak through
Although noises are very much still audible with these on, they fit, they look like the photo. They reduce the noise enough to allow my kid with sensitive hearing to go into bathrooms with hand dryers and watch the fireworks
We bought our daughter these as she is Autistic and finds certain noises a problem. She says they are very comfortable and block out most sounds however there are certain loud sounds she finds that still come through. But that’s good in a way especially in traffic areas where its message to hear these sounds.
Purchased these for my son to help with copying in busy and noisy situations and he has really taken to them. Reduce the noise to a suitable level but not to a point where all sound is completely blocked out, allowing for conversations still to be heard. Would recommend to any other parents who have children with sensory issues relating to noise.