I have a 4 and 5 year old and we'll be going to WDW this March.
We were there a couple of years ago and unfortunately we couldn't watch much of the fireworks during the evenings due to the noise level - my son especially (the 4 year old) does not like loud noises at all.
We also didn't get to see many shows due to the loud volumes and the darkness (which I'll start a separate thread for help with that).
I do not want to take the chance that their sensitivity to loud noise has changed in the 2 years so I'd like to see if I can come up with a creative solution to this problem as we'd really like them (and my wife and I!) to be able to enjoy the fireworks and the shows.
Has anyone ever tried earplugs for their kids? Do they sell 'kid earplugs'? I would need/want something that is easy to put on and that they could put on and take off by themselves. Any ideas?
Lastly...are my kids really that out of the ordinary in regards to this? The fireworks are *loud* and the shows at WDW are too - I even wish they'd lower the volumes on them.
We were there a couple of years ago and unfortunately we couldn't watch much of the fireworks during the evenings due to the noise level - my son especially (the 4 year old) does not like loud noises at all.
We also didn't get to see many shows due to the loud volumes and the darkness (which I'll start a separate thread for help with that).
I do not want to take the chance that their sensitivity to loud noise has changed in the 2 years so I'd like to see if I can come up with a creative solution to this problem as we'd really like them (and my wife and I!) to be able to enjoy the fireworks and the shows.
Has anyone ever tried earplugs for their kids? Do they sell 'kid earplugs'? I would need/want something that is easy to put on and that they could put on and take off by themselves. Any ideas?
Lastly...are my kids really that out of the ordinary in regards to this? The fireworks are *loud* and the shows at WDW are too - I even wish they'd lower the volumes on them.