Welcome to Auditory Defense!
Our mission is to provide superior hearing protection for drivers, fans, and enthusiasts across motorsports and other high-noise environments.
Founded by Occupational Audiologist Anissa Bezanson, our company is committed to advancing auditory safety through cutting-edge protection solutions and advocacy.
We strive to enhance awareness of the vital importance of hearing conservation, ensuring long-term auditory health without compromising performance or experience.
Baby & Toddler Muffs
Fits:
• Infants to 2 years (for older kiddos check out our Kid & Adult Muffs).
Product Details:
• Material: Plastic and leather
• Noise Reduction Rating (NRR): 22dB
• Adjustable & Comfortable: Soft padded, zero-pressure design ensures a snug and secure fit for your baby’s delicate ears.
• Effective Noise Protection: Blocks out loud, irritating noises to help your baby sleep peacefully, even in noisy environments.
Perfect for:
• Nap-time on the go
• Race tracks, concerts, and sporting events
• Cinemas, theme parks, and outdoor festivals
• Firework shows, church, and public transport (airplanes, trains, subways)
Safe & Reliable:
• Made from BPA-free and silicone-free materials
• Certified in the US and EU for safety
• Lightweight and compact for easy carrying
Give your baby the comfort and protection they need with baby muff noise-canceling earmuffs!
FAQs
What is “passive” hearing protection?
Passive hearing protection refers to earplugs or earmuffs that do not use electronics to reduce noise. They simply block or absorb sound to lower noise exposure.
What is NRR?
NRR stands for Noise Reduction Rating, which measures how much a hearing protection device reduces noise exposure in decibels (dB).
A higher NRR means better noise reduction when worn correctly.
What does “push-to-fit” mean?
Push-to-fit earplugs have a stem and do not need to be rolled down before inserting.
Users can easily push them into place, making them more convenient than traditional foam plugs.
Are push-to-fit earplugs better than foam plugs?
Not necessarily. Foam earplugs typically offer better noise reduction when inserted correctly. However, push-to-fit earplugs are easier for most people to insert properly, making them a more user-friendly option.
What are the best earmuffs for my child?
The best earmuffs are the ones they will actually wear.
Even if an earmuff has a lower NRR, if your child wears them consistently, they provide better protection than a higher-rated one they refuse to use.
My child does not like to wear earmuffs. What should I do?
Let them pick a pair they like!
Many kids’ earmuffs come in fun designs, such as kittens, trucks, flowers, and more. Visually appealing options can encourage children to wear them.
Do earplugs fit kids?
Usually, no. Some tweens with larger ear canals may find earplugs that fit, but for most kids under 10 years old, earmuffs are a better option.
Even if a child’s ear canal is large enough for an earplug, they need to be able to properly insert them independently for effective protection.
Earplugs don’t fit me. What should I do?
Earplugs are not one-size-fits-all.
First, watch a video tutorial on proper insertion, as incorrect use is a common issue. I also offer a sample pack with different push-to-fit earplug sizes so you can find the best fit.
Schedule A Call With Us
Book a free consultation with Auditory Defense for wholesale inquiries. Get answers, explore partnership details, and receive approval. Once approved, you’ll receive our wholesale price sheet via email.