2 Packs Baby Noise Canceling Headphones, Baby Ear Protection Earmuffs Infant Hearing Protection Ear Muffs for Babies, Infants, Toddlers and Newborns Age 0-2+ Years (Blue & Pink)

I loved these my toddler and infant loved them didn’t bother them at all.

It fit great cancels noise and I used for monster jam

It took my child some getting used to but once she did it helped during sporting events and other activities.

Bought for monster trucks and they work well.

Got these for a wedding and they only slightly muffled the music for my 6 month old

Excellent Value. I can't in good conscience give these 5 stars because I don't want to endorse risk-taking with babies' hearing. Some of the reviews for competitors' ear protection describe incredibly irresponsible behavior.We have two babies under age 1. Our older baby startles easily and is terrified of automatic flushing toilets in public bathrooms. He is also overwhelmed by large/loud crowded events. Even a trip to Costco or IKEA can be too much for him. We have tried (and returned) 9 different brands and styles of infant ear protection ranging in price from 10 dollars - 40 dollars.Despite reviews indicating families took their newborns to gun ranges with one pair or rock concerts with other pairs, we could not find a meaningful difference among any of the pairs. They all seemed equally ineffective, with some (the head-wrap style) being especially awful since the design did not allow them to stay on the babies' heads.My test for these ear muffs involved putting a pair on each of the babies, then crushing a water bottle-- something that would normally make both babies flinch and turn toward the source of the startling, loud sound. With these, neither baby acknowledged the sound whatsoever.The quality of these is literally on par with all the other more expensive ones we tried. Better than several highly rated ones, actually. We will be keeping a pair in each baby's diaper bag for shopping and scary bathroom visits.

These are great for when we need to do any kind of house work that makes a lot of noise (i.e. vacuuming, lawn mowing, etc etc) and it's been useful since the kid doesn't seem to acknowledge that the vacuum cleaner is running a few feet behind him. He doesn't seem to mind them on his head so comfort isn't an issue. So, these work, they are priced well, and look nice -- where's the catch? Well after a week the material on the padded inner lining of the ear cups started coming apart on one of the units. It's easy enough to push back in and will hold for a while but it'll come loose again. Not the worst defect but we do suspect these headphones may not stand the test of time. But, time will tell and for now they work pretty well.

These are nice and they work fine but they are very cheaply made. They are convenient for fireworks or loud events. The kids like them a lot.