Vendor: Em's for Kids
Type: Sensory
Price: 5.00

Protect the earmuffs that protect those little ears with our zip-up carry case!

Our Ems for Kids hard case is durable and lightweight, making it easy to transport your earmuffs as you travel. Featuring a full width zip-up lid and detachable carry strap.

weight 50g

dimensions 16 × 16 × 10 cm

Vendor: Em's for Kids
Type: Sensory
Price: 25.00

Fireworks  –  Live Sport  –  Motor Racing  –  In Flight Travel  –  Power Boats  – Air Shows  –  Noise Sensitivity

Ems for Kids baby earmuffs are a high quality, industrial grade hearing protection earmuff, designed for your baby, from newborn to 18 months of age.

Ems for Kids earmuffs are designed to protect your child from Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL). The good news is, NIHL is 100 percent preventable. Being aware of the BIG noises in your world and investing in a pair of Ems for Kids hearing protection earmuffs is a great first step to protecting the little ears in your family. Ems for Kids earmuffs are perfect for fireworks, live sport and music, in flight travel and big noises around the home too.

Ems for Kids BABY earmuffs are designed in Poland, made in the USA and are tested to GLOBAL SAFETY STANDARDS (ANSI S3.19 and EN352-1:2002).

Vendor: Em's for Kids
Type: Sensory
Price: 34.95

Fireworks – Live Sport – Motor Racing – In Flight Travel – Live Music – Noise Sensitivity

High quality, industrial grade hearing protection earmuffs designed especially for little ears ages 6 months to mid-teen. Size adjustable headband and extendable metal arms allow the earmuffs to grow with your child. They fold up to fit in the palm of your hand, making them easy to carry with you, or store away. Made to last, they are tough enough to keep up with the busiest little adventurer. 

Protect little ears in ANY environment with Ems for Kids.

FOR AGES: 6 months to mid-teens

WARNING: Ems for Kids earmuffs are NOT a toy and should always be used under adult supervision.

If you suspect you or your child may be experiencing hearing loss, seek a medical professional (ENT specialist or audiologist) for a hearing test and proper examination.