Great idea with bonfire night coming up. These ear defenders come in 6 different colours and if you buy 2 sets you get free storage bags included worth £4.78
Green
Red
Black
Pink
Yellow
Blue
We have a pair for my little one and it was great when we went to a track day he couldn't hear a thing - silence was golden instead of him crying with the noise. Also ideal for autistic children so they can see the fireworks but don't have to endure the noise.
They are fully adjustable and suitable for children from 6 months to 16 years.
20 comments
mcguire85
21 Oct 16#1
Can see plenty of 16 yrs wanting to wear these down the park around a self made bonfire swigging a crate of hooch
emribena to mcguire85
21 Oct 16#2
No not your usual teenager apparel but great for older disabled kids so they can enjoy the sight but just not the scary sounds
adam78654328
21 Oct 163#3
what's the point of a concert then
emribena to adam78654328
21 Oct 161#6
When it's a family day or Glasto with loud music and the kids don't like it but the parents want to Dad dance!
thehoss89
21 Oct 16#4
I'd rather spend a little more and get something where I know the db rating.
Peltor Optime III are around £15 and block 31db
t121anf to thehoss89
21 Oct 161#7
26db for these, see amazon link.
emribena to thehoss89
21 Oct 16#8
Peltor are only suitable to age 7 - these go to age 16
moneybag to thehoss89
22 Oct 16#11
Peltor also contains Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP)
I have these for my autistic son that I did buy cheaper on Amazon. they don't completely block out the sound just the intensity of it so they can still hear you talking and enjoy what's going on.
thehoss89
21 Oct 16#10
The Peltor I mentioned certainly arent
jasee
22 Oct 16#12
Why go? You'll get a better view of one of the big displays on television (free). Adjust the volume as you like. And no chance of your child being hit by a stray spark or a firework. He/she will be totally safe!
They won't have to endure anything and you can simply switch it off if it gets too frightening :wink:
NannyP to jasee
17 Nov 16#20
Because Autistic children LOVE the visual sight of live fireworks but hate / are sensitive to the loud noise , so these are perfect for them
Why keep them at home and prevent them joining in the things they love?
My Grandson with Autism loves music and I am taking him to a concert but will be bringing ear defenders as it will be too loud for him but with these some of the sound will blocked out but he can still watch and enjoy the concert without it being way too loud for him and am sure he will be able to still hear some of the music through these just not enough to cause him distress and I am buying a pair for myself too as loud noises bring on migraines but I still want to relax and enjoy life too
fatcarp
22 Oct 161#13
great find. really useful all year round. Especially when me n the misses fancy a rough sex sesh as we live in a new build & the walls are paper thin. these really do keep tha kids asleep through sum serious late night action
A1RN to fatcarp
23 Oct 16#15
Jim Davidson, is that you?
thehoss89
22 Oct 16#14
Did you remember that name?
carlos1985
23 Oct 161#16
why would you take a child that hates loud noises to a firework display, just reads of selfish adults to me, there's always YouTube if they like the visual aspect, it's not the same but then their self esteem doesn't take a big hit from looking different, obviously this comment does not include the disabled, that's completely different.
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Opening post
Green
Red
Black
Pink
Yellow
Blue
We have a pair for my little one and it was great when we went to a track day he couldn't hear a thing - silence was golden instead of him crying with the noise. Also ideal for autistic children so they can see the fireworks but don't have to endure the noise.
They are fully adjustable and suitable for children from 6 months to 16 years.
20 comments
Peltor Optime III are around £15 and block 31db
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002PHV2S0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
£10.95 delivered with Prime.
Gloss colours are more expensive
They won't have to endure anything and you can simply switch it off if it gets too frightening :wink:
Why keep them at home and prevent them joining in the things they love?
My Grandson with Autism loves music and I am taking him to a concert but will be bringing ear defenders as it will be too loud for him but with these some of the sound will blocked out but he can still watch and enjoy the concert without it being way too loud for him and am sure he will be able to still hear some of the music through these just not enough to cause him distress and I am buying a pair for myself too as loud noises bring on migraines but I still want to relax and enjoy life too