Sensory Direct Ear Defenders - Light Blue, Noise Reducing Headphone Protection for Kids & Adults

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Excellent sound quality, but if you're an audiophile, they're not a substitute for Bose and other ultra-high-end models. They are great for sleeping and can help you to focus or to concentrate while studying, working or reading.

In comparison to ear plugs, ear muffs are generally more consistent with the amount of sound they block. There are some exemptions to this, please see below with regards to Sensory Direct Weighted Blankets. If you or a loved one frequently find noise and sensory input an issue in busy areas, ASD Ear Defenders are a great way to help manage the anxiety and stress this can bring on. Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. The noise canceling can be toggled to Aware Mode so you can hear what's going on around you when needed.The National Autistic Society UK explains that many sounds that neurotypical people naturally filter out or don’t even notice can be very distracting, uncomfortable, or even invasive for autistic people. Your child can still hear everything around them but with less distortion, reducing the intensity of the sound environment for them. Hi, I am really sorry to hear that your daughter is struggling with the loud noises and it’s preventing her joining in the holiday activities.

They are ideal for active people who don't have easy access to a charger and for outdoor activities such as camping. Our stretchy headband stays in place and will not interfere with car seat headrest or airplane seats, allowing your child to sleep comfortably while traveling. Because autistic people process sensory stimuli differently, it can mean that they have heightened reactions to sounds that might not be bothersome for other people.And with among the highest noise reduction rating of any headphone, you can trust the Peltor Ear Defenders to block out loud noises of all kinds. Just answer a few questions and we'll help you find the right sensory support for yourself or an autistic family member. org provides is not intended to be, and does not constitute, medical or other health advice or diagnosis and should not be used as such. Unlike other noise reduction headphones which can be awkward to carry to fit into your child’s bag, these are foldable and collapse into a carrying case, making them easy to transport. The Night model works great if you need to filter out sharp, jarring sounds to help you sleep, but again, they don't block everything.

Gone are the days of giant headphones that block and muffle sound – we’ve been busy designing the best noise-reducing earplugs for autism. The Hi Fidelity earplugs filter out most loud sound: my kids’ more annoying electronic toys, the loud noise their indoor hammock swing makes, and most outside noise from cars driving by or people doing yard work.

These are by far the most expensive option, but the level of tech and the quality of the sound environment they provide your teen or young adult could be well worth the investment. If you’re looking for headphones that do it all – noise isolation, wireless, volume limiting, kid-size, padded headband, choice of color, hard carrying case – and your budget allows it, Puro Soundlabs Kids’ Bluetooth Headphones may be for you. Alex ends with giving people his advice: “Of course I recommend everyone who is oversensitive to sound to use earplugs. They said many people on the autism spectrum are extremely sensitive to sound and it's one of the major causes of sensory overload and meltdowns.