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Ear protection for 2 month old

Lustrum · 2014-06-05 11:19:54

I'm hoping to bring my little girl on her first outing to croke park this Sunday to cheer for her beloved Dubs (I'm taking the beloved part as a given). I only discovered "em's 4 bubs" this week and can only find them online in the states, so they'll never get here in time. I had a look at some babybanz in town yesterday,…

05-06-2014 11:19am

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I'm hoping to bring my little girl on her first outing to croke park this Sunday to cheer for her beloved Dubs (I'm taking the beloved part as a given). I only discovered "em's 4 bubs" this week and can only find them online in the states, so they'll never get here in time. I had a look at some babybanz in town yesterday, but they're not recommended for kids under 6 months, and to be honest I'd be worried they'd be too tight on her head.

Has anyone any ideas for homemade ear protection other than putting a headband over her ears? Google hasn't given me any great ideas as of yet unfortunately

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#2 12-06-2014 11:24am

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Do you really need ear protection? The dB level in a stadium would not be that high pericularly in Croker (unless on the Hill). Road works would have a higher dB level.

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#3 12-06-2014 11:34am

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A hat?

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#4 12-06-2014 11:35am

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Leave her at home? When she's old enough to understand tell here she was there and give her the programme as a 'memento'?

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