Friday, November 25, 2011

Kids' Headphones: How To Choose

By Ledley Withenshaw


In this period of MP3 players, DVD players, and computer games, children are making use of the headphones more than ever. Whether in the short run or the long run, kids may go deaf because of high decibel sounds. But then again, as long as the parents take the time to find the best headsets for their children, then there is nothing to worry about. That is why one should look for just the right set for your children. Below are a few things all parents should think of before buying headphones for their kiddos.

Volume Control

This is the most essential feature of headphones for children. Some sets grant you the ability to adjust the maximum decibel levels. Research shows that the both the in-ear buds and the over the ear ones are safe however, you should still check out the volume control settings.

Noise-Cancellation

Noise cancelling sets are great to keep you child from going deaf. This feature is needed when there is a lot of noise from outside sources. When your kid is surrounded by loud noises and whatnot, in-ear foam ear plugs are the best.

Durability

When dealing with children, durability is a must. If your kid is still very young or has the tendency to deconstruct the headphones, look for brands that have strong plastic covers, and unbreakable cord covers where it attaches to the plug and ear covers.

Fit

To keep headphones in tact, when dealing with kids, choose one that doesn't need much adjusting. A set that fits perfectly will also enhance your child's listening experience. You should also check out ones that are padded with ear foam. This in fact gives a comfortable listening experience to your child even if he wears it for long periods.

No matter why your kid uses them, choosing the right one must be done with care. Everything mentioned above are crucial since the ears of children are still developing, but one other thing you should consider, of course, is the price. Nevertheless, this is very overwhelming, you would find a lot of manufacturers who have these headphones for children.



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