My son is Autistic --- his hearing is so sensitive -- can this help him? with comfort and adjustable -- please let me knowc
209498
Yea they are great, my grandson has autism and is very sensitive to hearing. Bought these for Monster truck and he did not have a problem the whole time. They do not adjust they are made to fit younger children
209499
I would definitely say yes. Of course, 15 bucks is worth a shot, especially for someone so important to you, but I can say that you most likely won't be wasting your time and money on this one. My son wore them for 2 hours straight at almost two years old. He went to watch monster trucks and he did great with keeping them on. They fit him perfectly as a toddler so keep that in mind for size! I hope it works out for you, they worked great for us!
2109071
yes they are comfortable for kids...they will forget they have it on.not sure if it block out noise but the volume is adjustable and it can go pretty loud.
1409246
It is adjustable, although depending on the age of your child might be too big still. Furthermore the cups of these headphones are made from old style foam material and not very sturdy, something else to consider with a child.
195249
Fitting may not be a problem. But I wouldn't suggest using this product for kids. This is basically an amplifier of sound in your ears. I would get a doctor's opinion in that case.
604943
My daughter has special needs and has problems dealing with loud sounds. We've used them at concerts, basketball games and fireworks. She is comfortable when she has them on.
1369897
If he's completely deaf in one ear, I don't think ANY device can help. I'd buy only one hearing assistance device.
2231860
Assuming that both ears are in the mild to moderate category, itd be best to fit the weaker ear to balance the sounds. If one of your ears are more severe to profound, fit the better ear. Our device is not recommended for those with severe or profound hearing loss and we ask that you seek a medical professionals opinion on hearing aids.
999739
Yes it can. My 4 yr old grandson is autistic and he loves it! The best ever!
2271061
If this cannot be answered clearly, even by hearing people, then don't waste your time with trying to figure out if it is suitable for deaf people. Simple as that. Try Sonic Alert instead. Pure Deaf designed product. I should know because I'm deaf myself, so don't waste your time with possibilities and go with the guaranteed. Sonic Alert.
576911
Yes,so irritating I couldn't wear it!My wife also heard it. I wear in-the ear hearing aids & a friend bought this thing for me.I told him he wasted his money,it's nothing but junk!
1781665
i wouldn't say that it would 'limit' to safe levels, but you can control the maximum volume your child would be listening to. if your child is like mine before the age of 1 (she was able to adjust an iPad/iphone to max volume with a swipe of her finger!), you would be able to pre-set the volume on the headphones by the turn-wheel on the wire of the headphone, a skill that would definitely be more difficult for a toddler. she would only be able to turn the volume lower if she adjusted the volume on the device herself. so i would set the device on max volume, listen thru the headphones myself to ensure it's not loud enough and adjust the volume on the headphones as i'd like, then let her listen to it.
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This headset is not as rigid as some of the other head sets out there. There is some general flexibility, but unless you alter it they make it for larger ears. You can take a heat gun or possibly even a hair dryer and try and reform the plastic, but even with a bit above my ear I don't find any problems with the comfort or functionality of this headset. Though I haven't tried it, you may also be able to pull out the ear piece, cut the tube, and then reinsert the ear piece into the shortened tube. The tube is also fairly universal so you may be able to find a tube for small ears that will work with this. This headset is not as rigid as some of the other head sets out there. There is some general flexibility, but unless you alter it they make it for larger ears. You can take a heat gun or possibly even a hair dryer and try and reform the plastic, but even with a bit above my ear I don't find any problems with the comfort or functionality of this headset. Though I haven't tried it, you may also be able to pull out the ear piece, cut the tube, and then reinsert the ear piece into the shortened tube. The tube is also fairly universal so you may be able to find a tube for small ears that will... » Read More This headset is not as rigid as some of the other head sets out there. There is some general flexibility, but unless you alter it they make it for larger ears. You can take a heat gun or possibly even a hair dryer and try and reform the plastic, but even with a bit above my ear I don't find any problems with the comfort or functionality of this headset. Though I haven't tried it, you may also be able to pull out the ear piece, cut the tube, and then reinsert the ear piece into the shortened tube. The tube is also fairly universal so you may be able to find a tube for small ears that will work with this. « Show Less
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I would say yes. You would have to just play with it to determine how it would work the best in that situation. You can change the sensitivity and if it is still too sensitive you can move it further away from the kids.
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There is no actual adjustment for this head set. That said, a lot would depend on the size of your childs head. I find the neck band a bit small for my head but not so much that it bothers me. Since the phones do hang over the ear I think your child could us them.
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Yes! Just place it away from your little one so the sound can fill his or her nursery. I have 2 of these for 2 of my 3 kiddos - all 4 and under. My littlest's one's room is below his autistic big brother's and it's been an amazing relief to have the sound machine! The littlest will sleep through all of the craziness that happens in my eldest's room during "naptime"!
1368550
Our ears actually hurt when we use it. I would not be surprised if we've suffered some hearing loss. We just replaced it with a Dirt Devil that seems much quieter and at least as powerful, plus it's a few dollars less.
1026580
it's easy to self answer any questions you might have about this device. Just ask yourself, "what would the worst possible answer to this question be." That is the answer to your original question.So in this instance, "is it adjustable?" No. But that isn't enough for this terrible product. On top of not being adjustable it is both super loud and super terrible sounding. And not in a good like helps get you out of bed annoying. This is gouge your eardrums out with a dull butter knife annoying.Hope that helps.