Loop Engage Kids 2 Ear Plugs (6-12yrs) – Reusable Everyday Noise Relief for Kids | Kids Earplugs for Focus, Anxiety, Stress, School, Home, Playtime – 16 dB Noise Reduction Ear Plugs

If I could give these more than five stars, I would. As a mom of a 7-year-old autistic son (Level 2) with ADHD, high support needs, and sensory processing disorder, I know firsthand how rare it is to find a product that truly meets our needs. These Loops aren't just helpful — they are transformational.From the moment we tried them, I noticed a shift. My son, who usually struggles with sensory overload in crowds, classrooms, and even while watching media at home, visibly relaxed. His entire body language softened — calmer, steadier, and so much more at ease. His words? "They feel cool, like earbuds!" — which matters when you’re 7 and desperately want to blend in, not stand out.Bonus? They fit perfectly for both him and me (an adult who is also super sensitive to uncomfortable headphones). I usually can’t tolerate earbuds without immediate achiness, but these? Total comfort — a quiet, gentle hug for the senses.Important to note: We had previously tried Flare Pods, but my son has significant sensory sensitivities and could not tolerate the feel of the silicone inserts or the necklace they attach to. With Loops, it’s the complete opposite — no sensory issues at all. They’re lightweight, stay securely in his ears, and don’t trigger any discomfort, even with extended wear.In real-world use, these have become an essential part of our daily life:- At school: His teachers and classmates noticed too. One day, during the hardest part of the school day (the last hour, when overstimulation usually peaks), he sat calmly focused on his work — something we had never seen before.- In public: No more meltdowns from loud environments.- At home: Watching movies or playing games is now peaceful instead of overwhelming.The only small challenge is how tiny and lightweight the case and Loops are — they’re easy to misplace. We’re working on a solution (maybe attaching the whole case to a necklace), but honestly, it’s a tiny tradeoff for the huge benefit these bring.If you have a neurodivergent child — or if you yourself struggle with sensory overload — please, please try these. They've given us access to moments of peace that I used to only dream about. And in a world that isn’t built for our kids’ nervous systems, that is priceless.Thank you, Loops, for making something that helps my son not just survive his day — but actually enjoy it.

Worked great for my 10-year-old daughter at a concert.I bought the rose gold experience twos for myself as well. I actually wear those daily as I can get overstimulated auditorial at times.I purchased multiple brands of concert earplugs before settling on these ones. I tried Eargasm, and one other brand that I can’t remember the name of.The loops were by far my favorite. They’re extremely cute, the loop portion was the game changer and that it helped keep the ear plug in place. The rose gold shiny ones are adorable. And my daughter loved the color of these kid ones and they’re much smaller for her smaller ear canals.They also have a feature where there is a small hole with a filter that filters the sound so it doesn’t completely block the sound out, but makes it lower out more manageable level that doesn’t harm your eardrums. But still lets you enjoy the music.Some reviews have said that they don’t like wearing these at concerts because if they sing, they can hear their own voice. I experienced that as well, but the solution to that for me was that I just loosened the earplugs slightly to break the seal a bit. Worked like a charm. They still stayed in my ears, still made the sound filtered enough to where it didn’t hurt my ears or damage my ears and I couldn’t hear myself singing or talking.Also worth noting, neither one of us had any issues with them falling out while dancing and jumping. It’s all about twisting the loop portion into the proper place that secures it into your ear. I suppose that would definitely depend on the person‘s ear shape, but for us we didn’t have any issues with that.

These were recommended by my son's band instructor because he had a hard time with the "noise" of the band. He finds them comfortable and effective in blocking out extra noise and stays in place when he puts them in. The packaging is nice and make it easy to keep in his drum case. It was a great investment for his ears!

These ear plus are very effective in blocking out background. They are perfect for the classroom. You can still hear the teacher and block out others. They were very easy to put in and stayed in place and are durable. Totally worth the purchase!

My daughter has autism and sensory sensitivities. These are the only earplugs out of 5 that we tried that work really well. She’s very sensitive to noise of loud crowds or noisy restaurants. These block it really well and she immediately is more comfortable. Highly recommend.

I am a young woman with autism spectrum disorder and these are great for situations where headphones are too bulky. They are discreet and help take the edge off. They will fit perfectly for smaller adults. I don’t really have any complaints other than that they are easy to lose! Although there is a small change in the way your own voice sounds, it is not too bothersome or uncomfortable. Highly reccommend!

I am an adult with small ear canals, so I’m grateful for the selection of sizes for the ear pieces. I was also surprised to learn that my ear canals aren’t the same size.While they fit well, I couldn’t hear well. I tested these out at our family Thanksgiving dinner. I had difficulty understanding what was being said just 2 or 3 chairs away.Also something I didn’t know: all of the Loops (labeled for kids or not) come with the same size ear pieces. The kids ones are only labeled “kids” because of the colors they come in. I found this out when I sent their customer service a message asking when the kids line would be available in the options other than Engage. The above was the response I was given.So if you’re an adult looking at these kids ones thinking they’ll be smaller than the other ones, they aren’t. Go pick the color you like and don’t feel like you’re stuck with the kids ones because you have small ear canals.