Impact of Loud Noises on Babies and Toddlers at Sporting Events
Loud noises at sporting events can be harmful to babies and toddlers due to their small ear canals. Dr. Emily Boss recommends protecting children's hearing by taking frequent breaks from the noise and using earmuffs or ear plugs.
Key Points
- Babies and toddlers have small ear canals, making loud noises seem even louder to them
- The recommended age to take a child to a sporting event is around 2 years old
- Protect children's hearing by taking breaks from the noise and using earmuffs or ear plugs
Pros
- Raises awareness about the potential harm of loud noises on young children's hearing
- Provides practical tips on how to protect children's hearing at sporting events
Cons
- Does not delve into the long-term effects of repeated exposure to loud noises on children's hearing