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Anti-noise earmuffs designed for kids and sensitive ears. They take the edge off the din without cutting you off from the world, so you can stay calm where everything usually feels like too much: assemblies, fireworks, travel, crowds.
Earmuffs with passive attenuation: no electronics, no batteries. Their padded ear cups reduce ambient noise by 28 dB (as stated on the box), which can help avoid overload without cutting you off from the world completely.
Fully adjustable, with a soft, comfortable band, they fit kids, teens and adults alike. Foldable for the road and available in 5 colours. A sensory tool… you'll actually want to wear.
I'll try them — $32.99An echoing gym, a roaring crowd, fireworks cracking overhead: the earmuffs bring the intensity down a notch so the moment stays bearable, even enjoyable. Instead of bolting, you stay present.
For a child who is autistic, highly sensitive, or living with a sensory processing disorder or hyperacusis, too much noise can derail a whole day. Taking the edge off the sound is often the difference between a meltdown and a successful outing.
Lightweight, foldable and battery-free, they live in the backpack and come out when needed: at school, on a plane, in a noisy restaurant, at a hockey game. The safety of quiet becomes something you always have on hand.
Passive attenuation that brings ambient noise down a marked notch, with no electronics to recharge.
The soft, fully adjustable band fits a small head or a larger one: kids, teens and adults.
Plush ear cups that wrap around the ear gently, with an adjustable band designed for comfort.
They fold in on themselves to slip into a backpack, a bag, or a coat pocket.
Nothing to plug in, nothing to recharge, nothing to die at the wrong moment. Take them out, put them on, and they work.
Black, white, blue, pink or yellow: a sensory tool that also becomes something you'll want to wear.
From little sensitive ears to grown-up fans of loud events.
To get through the grocery store, the birthday party or the fireworks without dreading overload. Tuck them in the bag for the outings that used to end in tears.
For children who are autistic, highly sensitive, have ADHD or a sensory processing disorder: an independent way to turn the world's volume down.
For teachers, occupational therapists and speech-language pathologists: a simple, battery-free self-regulation tool for the calm corner.
For the plane, the concert, the game or the parade: teens and adults with sensitive ears benefit too.
Robiii noise-cancelling earmuffs at $32.99, in 5 colours. Battery-free, foldable, ready for the next noisy outing.
Add to cart — $32.99