Would you take a baby to a loud event such as a sporting event?
If you have, any tips?
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I'm pretty sure they make baby earplugs, I've seen posters about protecting baby's hearing in the audiologist's office.
Could you check with your pedi?
We take LO to noisy events but our situation is a little different.
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@MrsH: baby earmuffs! L has slept at concerts and wedding receptions with those on.
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@dagret: what kind do you have??
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@MrsH: ems for bubs. I think we are going to get baby banz now that he's a toddler. http://www.amazon.com/Earmuffs-Babies-Pink-White-Dots/dp/B00BHIZW02/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1396139847&sr=8-12&keywords=Baby+earmuffs
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@dagret: thanks!!
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we borrowed ear muffs but she ripped them off. it was loud, but she literally fell asleep in the carrier at 10 months at a college football game. carrier was key for her feeling safe. she loved it!
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@birdofafeather: awesome, maybe I'm not so crazy after all
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@MrsH: not at all!
added a gratuitous baby sleeping at a football game photo.
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@birdofafeather: awesome! Hopefully mine will behave like that if we go
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We have baby banz, they are awesome! She never pulls at them either so they must be comfy for her.
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we first brought J to hockey games/concerts at 4 months, he would sleep through them.
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We've taken LO to airshows, sporting events, and concerts. Earmuffs are the way to go. We've always just used an adult set that we already owned, and they work fine.
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@MrsB2012: @rachiecakes: @owlmom: thanks! Now I just hope our team does well today
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