Soft hearing protection for kids when drums are still loud this late - worth packing or overkill
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Anna Nowicka•208 rep7
Drums are still loud this late and the kids are wincing. Soft hearing protection worth using, or overkill. Not kids covering ears every burst as a meltdown cue, and not ears ringing after deep mid for adults.
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Anna Nowicka•208 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Soft kids ear protection is kindness on a long Randoli night, especially past bedtime. It is not disrespectful if they can still watch. If they refuse and keep wincing, that is a peel-to-hotel-live signal.
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