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Ross Richardson wrote in message ...
I would get the little foam ear plugs and size them. I cannot see where cotton would provide and sound attenuation. And with a small head, headsets are just too big. I had to build an adapter for headsets for my 4 year old grand daughter. Oh, she likes to fly ![]() Ross, You are correct. Cotton is totally worthless as hearing protection and in fact, I usually respond on these threads and I've NEVER seen this as the "usual" or "consensus" response. Headsets are too big, but several muff-style hearing protectors will fit an infant width-wise, and can be filled in at the top with a bit of extra foam covered by a sock. This is what we did because IME the foam earplugs become painful if they're inserted too far, and there's no way for a baby to tell you what "too far" is. Your grand daughter must be a cute little peanut. My daughter has been wearing a set of adult Lightspeeds since she was 2 1/2 -- we don't even have to fill in the top -- but we have a baby giraffe. Cheers, Sydney |
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