Noise Cancelling Headphones for Kids - Toddler to Teen - Children Hearing Protection Headphones - Baby Ear Muffs

My is 13 years old. She is on the spectrum. She chose this design and type of ear muffs. She really wanted the electronic ones that are on her father’s helmet but we weren’t going to spend that much lol. She loves them, wears them all day and even takes naps wearing them. I bought her a Peltor case so she can store them like her father.

Great quality. My son loved the design and they worked perfectly for the monster truck show.

Perfect for my kid! Perfect for me! He use it when it gets too loud for him. Doesnt completely block out all noise but enough that loud noises are toned down. I like how compact it is - perfect when youre in a rush and just toss it in your purse or the kids bag. No annoying ear pads getting stuck anywhere because its folded nicely in.

On the first day of wearing them my special needs child threw them and they fell to pieces. The noise cancelling seemed to work well but they didn’t hold up to a tantrum

Kids refuse to wear to wear it during hot weather

We visit dirt tracks every weekend. My 3yo loves wearing these and they fit great. No more covering his ears. He puts these on, and half the time forgets he has them on. They dont seem to both him, and they are light weight. He had dropped them and they havent broke. So def recommend for little ears.

My 3.5 yo was afraid of blenders during his cooking class, and also seemed to get a little unruly during preschool when there was unstructured time and the noise level rose. We got these hoping to at least help with the blenders, but it also helped him calm down during preschool! He loves them and calls them is robo ears. Hes not on the spectrum, just has sensitive hearing. Weve had them 6 months and he asks to wear them regularly. Were buying another pair for our 2yo who frequently tries to fish them out of her brothers backpack.

These will be used when my grandson goes to his first monster truck show this year. The fit was perfect and he liked wearing them.

Got these in every color for some of my 2nd graders who need sensory support. Using them as a tool for students to use to focus during independent work time as well as for helping students with behavior challenges. They are definitely the most well-made and stylish earphones/muffs I’ve purchased, so it shouldn’t be tough selling the kids on wearing them. WAY better than Banz, which I’ve also purchased. They are more streamlined (less bulky), padding is MUCH softer, and they fit snuggly and are therefore very comforting to wear. Tried them on with my glasses and they fit comfortably. Haven’t tested for use over an extended period of time yet as I just got them, but they seem very durable. They fit me, my husband, and my 3 y.o., so sizing is very versatile and can be adjusted fairly effortlessly while staying put once sized. Sound is audible but MUCH quieter. I could hear a creaky cabinet door open, but it was very soft sounding. I have ADHD and some sensory processing disorder-related symptoms, I am very affected by sound, and I am very glad I ordered myself a pair along with my students’ for when noises get to be too much for me at home (others chewing food, screaming toddler, squeaky chihuahua...). I am comforted by the tension/pressure of the earmuffs and the padding is soft against my skin, not at all scratchy. It’s worth the investment 10 times over for my students, headphones/muffs that actually help them focus and keep calm, I think I may get 4 more pairs to keep in my classroom as tool for any of my students to use when they would like to create a peaceful space for themselves in what is in an often loud classroom. I can’t put a price on self-regulation as a teacher, I would have paid double for these if it meant I can keep my students with challenging behaviors mellowed out...we all learn better when that happens!

I bought these for my 2-1/2 year old daughter. They seem sturdy and probably work well, but they squeeze her head quite a lot. She finds them so uncomfortable that she refuses to wear them.