Limiting the volume on headphones you give to your kids is obviously a wise decision if you want to help protect their hearing, but some experts warn against children using any type of headphones. The BT2200 were one of our favorite kids headphones and they have now been updated to the BT2200 Plus. Children’s ears are more sensitive to noise damage, due to growth and development of nerve fibres and other cells. Also because of their smaller external auditory canals, the eardrum is closer to the sound source.

Snuggly Rascals SR1- kids Adjustable Giraffe Headband

How comfortable are your headphones? The Snuggly Rascals headphones could possibly be the most comfortable that have crossed my desk. Similar to the Sleep Phones - headphones designed to be worn while you sleep - they have a fluffy, fleece band, with ear pieces that can be removed to wash them. You need to have these headphones on the right way round for comfort. There’s an R and L to show the correct side, but if your kid doesn’t know his or her left from right you may get a complaint every other time they’re put on incorrectly. Hey, maybe it’ll teach them their left from their right! As such, you need to trust your child to not pump the volume up when you’re not around, and definitely not for the very young.At the less expensive end of the Puro Sound Labs wireless range are the JuniorJams. If you want much-cheaper Puro headphones, look for the PuroBasic wired headphones. Snuggly Rascals have a number of different styles from Monsters, to Penguins to Cats and Giraffes. Sylvia chose the Unicorn Headphones which look super cute on her. The quality wireless Cosmos+ sound as good as we’ve heard for a set of kids headphones, and they’ve got everything you need, including a detachable boom microphone for video calls. There are volume buttons on the left cup, with the power on/off switch.The volume did sound a little higher than some of the other headphones—not excessively so, but still noticeable. If you can trust your child not to keep pushing volume up, then you shouldn’t have any problems. You can remove the the headphones to wash the band, which we found useful (thanks Nutella on toast). It washes well too and doesn't need reshaping when dried.

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A sensible compromise would be to invest in a decent set of headphones that limits volume, but also limit the length of time children wear them. Snuggly Rascals is a fantastic solution for children. The removable headphones fit nicely in a snuggly fleece band which is not only comfortable but also super cute.

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The volume limiter (85dB) is good—slightly louder than the Griffin MyPhones but much more acceptable than others on test. You don’t get just a more stylish, less kiddy look. The audio quality of these headphones is also noticeably higher, even when using Bluetooth.

Snuggly Rascals (v2 Kids Headphones - Fleece Headband

Today on the Inspiration Edit we are sharing our review of Snuggly Rascals Comfy Kids Headphones. Sometimes I get really unwell and as much as I want my daughter my side, she may be watching a movie or playing something on the computer and the noise becomes unbearable. Sadly I’ve had to ask her to go into another room so I can rest. Well, not any more thanks to Snuggly Rascals.Pairing via Bluetooth 5.0 was easy after fully charging the headphones, and they also come with a detachable cable for those times when you’ve forgotten to charge the headphones up beforehand. Sound quality is great (with a tendency to bassiness) for a pair of headphones in this price range, and the volume is limited to 85dB, although this still sounded quite loud in our tests.

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I also love the design and think these are ideal for travelling and in our case for use in the home. especially when Mummy needs some peace and quiet. Reasonably priced, well made and comfortable the SoundForm Inspire headphones sound great. They also have a flip-up boom microphone—sadly not detachable—that can be useful in online lessons or just chatting to their friends. A cable is included so you can connect two headsets and then share via Bluetooth to a single phone or other music-giving devices.

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The wire is usefully long at 1.5 metres and is braided rather than plastic, so should prove more durable and less likely to split. The JVC Tiny Phones (HA-KD5) are well made, and feature comfortable soft padding, which also restricts noise leakage. The headband is wide and seems robust. They come in a sturdy travel case, and charge via USB-C rather than fiddly microUSB. There’s a separate audio cable when you want to use them wired if the 24-hour battery runs out. Using Bluetooth means that these headphones need to be charged, and the “up to 20 hours” of battery life should be enough for most journeys. They charge via USB-C cable rather than fiddly microUSB, which is often found on kids headphones. A Study Mode isolates voices from other sounds, producing clearer vocals to help when studying during online learning.