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For questions pertaining to the impact noise has on children, e. g. on health and development, how to deal with noise, e. g. in case of specific sensitivity to noise, or being noisy, e. g. how to discipline noisy children. For questions specifically about ears, use tag [ear].
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How can I pick out safe headphones?
What you need is a set with a built in volume limiter. Many children specific sets have this feature, some more effective than others. A quick Google turned up this roundup review of children's headph …
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