Earplugs for infant

[chicco]

I couldn't find earplugs for babies anywhere. Anyone know where I can buy this? I'm going to need this so my DD will not shock when she hears loud sounds i.e at fantasmic. Please help!!! We will leave 2 more days to WDW....

 

[all4fun]

I found some earplugs that could be used on babies at Target but I think there was a minimum age of 12 mos. as you have to be careful about putting things in babies ears. I can't remember the brand name now, but I remember they were orange and there was an adult version as well. Thankfully we never needed them as our ds loved everything and the noises didn't bother him. (The trip before when he was 13 mos, absolutely everything bothered him so I bought the earplugs just in case - what a difference just a few months makes!). Sorry I couldn't be of more help!

 

[720L]

I don't think there are earplugs small enough that I would dare put in babies ears. Since you are leaving in 2 days the weather will probably be cool enough to put a hood and maybe a hat over her ears? I did that with my kids when they were babies to muffle noise that I thought would scare them.

 

[LMC]

I hope this message gets to you before your trip; the date on the OP says yesterday so I hope it is correct and you will get this message.

I use a very pliable ear wax for my dd (swimmers ear). I think it is called "macks" and I got it at CVS. You tear off a piece and soften it up then apply it over the ear opening. Do not put it into the ear canal.

 

[chicco]

Thanks everyone for your input. I will try to put hood on my DD and will try to find "macks" in case she still scare. Thanks again

 

[lovethattink]

If the Macks are too big, break them in half. Just be careful, could pose a choking hazzard.