Reddit Reddit reviews 3M Peltor Junior Earmuff, Blue

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3M Peltor Junior Earmuff, Blue
Hearing protection for smaller adults or juniors age 13 and upLiquid foam ear cushionsAdjustable stainless steel headband for a customized fitAvailable in blueNRR 22dB
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6 Reddit comments about 3M Peltor Junior Earmuff, Blue:

u/theoutlaw11 · 6 pointsr/Parenting

We use kid-size 3M ear muffs for both kids. They keep them on just fine because it's better than the loud noises. They're even fine if your little one has glasses. http://www.amazon.com/3M-Peltor-Junior-Earmuff-Blue/dp/B0015UX2EK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1449525270&sr=8-1&keywords=3m+earmuffs+kids

u/MaLaCoiD · 6 pointsr/Disneyland

Remember that a big part of Disneyland magic is how you're feeling and not what you're doing. So if you spend 2 blissful hours on Tom's Island and miss the parade, that's a win.

My two year old got a lot of magic out of seeing TV characters in real life. So we'd watch Mr. Toad then go on the ride. He calls it MATCH UP.

Christmas happens on Nov 12 and last night I noticed snow on the castle, Mansion is holiday-themed, and Candy Palace had pumpkin fudge.

For lines, try to keep him engaged. Talk to people near you, complement strangers and talk with them. Hearing protection can help on rides, shows, and with overstimulation.

I'd suggest Disneyland on Friday and DCA on Saturday. Use Mousewait App today and tomorrow and each Friday and Saturday for the next few weeks to see what crowds are like on each day.

u/Soldier64 · 5 pointsr/flying

Not OP but I have been flying my son since he was 4 months old. He had the light blue pair of Baby Benz earmuffs, but at about a year old they were tight. He is 19 months now and wears the Junior Peltors. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015UX2EK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hope this helps. My son keeps them on all the time and he will wear these until he's ready to be able to talk to me with a real headset.

u/queeraspie · 2 pointsr/aspergers

I have these ones, but they're sort of expensive for kids. I did an amazon search for noise cancelling headphones for kids, but I'm not sure what your must-haves are.

I've heard lots of people recommend these sound protection earmuffs, like people use for home improvement or at gun ranges.

u/druidjaidan · 1 pointr/flying

We got this for my daughter when we first took her up: http://www.amazon.com/3M-Peltor-Junior-Earmuff-Blue/dp/B0015UX2EK/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&tag=djangobunnies-20&ie=UTF8&qid=1453511848&sr=1-1&keywords=peltor+childrens. They are more than adequate imo (almost identical reduction as our own headsets). My wife wasn't completely persuaded, so she also used these ear plugs to double up:
http://www.amazon.com/Macks-Moldable-Silicone-Ear-Plugs/dp/B005F6B5BW/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1453511095&tag=djangobunnies-20&sr=1-1&keywords=childrens+ear+plugs

My daughter's first flight was when she was 8 months old, about two months after I got my license. Those first flights the biggest problem was not the headset or the earplugs IMO. The problem early on IMO was fears over the changing pressures. Climbing and descending the baby can't clear their ears easily, and much worse, what if she had an ear infection and we didn't know?

As she's gotten older though the hearing thing has become more of an issue. She's now able to tell us if she's not feeling well, so there is less concern for me about the pressures (though still not totally eliminated). But she's very much capable of removing her headset (and for a few months we we had run out of earplugs and never managed to get to the store to get more). She's also not very interested in having stuff on her head...

Take this with a grain of salt: we're "adventurous" parents by most people's standards as far as we can tell. We took our daughter camping at 3 months, we got a trailer and started biking with her around 10 months (a bit before the doctor would have recommended), and in general we seem to have a higher risk tolerance (who would have thought...pilot) than most people we see. What we deem safe for our child may not be what you deem safe.

u/backwardsforwards · 1 pointr/daddit

Might be the best age to take them, IMO. Their memories from it should be of the big loud trucks. My dad always took me to the races on the weekend, Stock Cars and Motocross. At 3, those were some great memories. Later on, kind of pros/cons. Racing culture is not the most family friendly in my area and trouble was easy to find.

http://www.amazon.com/3M-Peltor-Junior-Earmuff-Blue/dp/B0015UX2EK

I bought the above ear protection for my son when he was a new born, they still fit great. I think he should be able to use them until he is between 6 and 8?