Would these fit in a three year old's ears? My son loves going to outdoor summer concerts but I'm worried about hearing loss down the road.
1763183
They might if you don't insert them as far as you would for an adult. Perhaps you should also checkout the earpeace brand. They work quite well and are probably more comfortable than the Hearos.
1763184
Maybe not, for them to fit right and to cut the sound, only the wearer can insert them correctly.
1763185
I don't think they would. They barely fit into my 39 yr. old ears. For my kids, I use the over-the-ear headphone type hearing protectors, from walmart in hunting section, about 10 bucks.
1763186
I have doubts that these would fit in a 3 year olds ears. I am a small person and have trouble insterting them into my ears. It sometimes takes a bit of manuvering to get them into the ear channel and then they ache a bit. OK for an adult but I am not sure they would work for a child.
193638
I would not give these to a child considering the price and the size of the item. A child would most likely be better off with a pair of $10 earplugs in a color they like. If they lost them, they'd be easy to replace, they take up little room, are more durable and also not very expensive. I know I would not have given my kid-self these headphones, not matter how responsible I was. One hard lean back into my backpack might crush them.
579224
Yes, these should fit him fine. These headphones are great and will a valuable asset to your mature son's music enhancement.
260000
My guess is that they would. I only have my own ears to go on though :-). There is a very small bit that goes into the ear canal and then a strand of plastic that you curve into your outer ear to exert a very small amount of pressure to keep things in place. So it seems to me that there's a lot of leeway in the fit.
2018632
I would say yes. I've jogged a little in them and never had problems with them coming loose, but not any distance. The main negative I would say is that if there are other sounds, like grass mowing, etc., they aren't snug enough to block out the sound, like an ear bud might.
3316
I would not use them on my 3-4 month old baby. We used them on our 4 year old and they were a little big for her. I would think that they would not seal correctly on ears of your 3-4 month old.
603278
These fit over your ears. I would say go to the next size up to fit the hearing aid. If the hearing aid is big behind your ear it might not fit properly.
1133058
My son is 4 and I don't think is head is too much bigger than it was when he was two so I would say they would be ok. If your child isnt fond of having things on his/her head I would try to find a smaller pair. The ear piece on these are like studio head phones but child size. I would suggest, if they dont like things on their head, to just pick up some little ear buds or regular sized over the ear headphones. Here are links to two other headphones to look at. I havent tried these two myself, but i looked at the reviews and they were mostly good. I think these would be good for two year olds who do not like head gears or big bulky ear pieces. http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-RP-HT21-Lightweight-Headphones-Port/dp/B00004T8R2/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1395872678&sr=8-22&keywords=childrens+headphones http://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR-222KD-Childrens-Headphones-Black/dp/B00172T3Q2/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1395872608&sr=8-7&keywords=childrens+headphones
1994006
probably not , if you give these to a child i would not expect them to last the day.the curved part that goes around the ear is a hard brittle plastic and can break.
2011430
I don't think that these would be good for a small child. You really have to adjust the position of them in your ear. My ears are not hot and uncomfortable when I use these, but I have no idea if they "breathe".
1893883
I have small ears and they fit great. You should give them a try. I hope you like them.
2011429
It comes with different size ear buds, and I think that the small ones would fit a four-year-old just fine. They are not uncomfortable in my ears. I really like the Alpatronix EX100's, and the price is all right too.
1127027
I don't see why not, they don't fit in your ear, the go over your ear. So if the hearing fits inside the ear, (not the ear canal but inside the ear) they should go over it.
1263071
I doubt it though it hasn't been tried. My reasoning is that I can hear them. With that in mind if I can hear them while not wearing them it seems that the noise interference would interfere. How old is the child? Perhaps Ear buds are a better way to go!
404391
Because they are silicone and you can mold them to fit, then they fit any age range. If someone had a smaller ear, you could simply remove a little silicone before you mold it to fit.
266085
These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next: http://hear-pro.com/shop/pro37-passguard/ These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next:... » Read More These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next: http://hear-pro.com/shop/pro37-passguard/ « Show Less
2107848
Yes! My daughter (12) and son (15) wore them to a concert recently and they had no issues with the fit. They were able to put them in and adjust them themselves.