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Safe Sports Outings.
The best age to start taking kids to loud sporting events is typically 2 years old and above, as this is when parents can feel more confident about protecting their children’s hearing. At this age, their auditory and nervous systems are more developed compared to infants, making them somewhat better equipped to handle loud environments. However, caution is still necessary.

Loud noises, such as those at sporting events, can reach levels of up to 110-120 decibels, which can seem even louder to young children due to their smaller ear canals and developing nervous systems. To minimize risks, parents should consider not sitting too close to speakers, buzzers, or other loud noise sources. Protecting children’s hearing with earmuffs, noise-reducing headphones, or earplugs is also recommended. Additionally, providing breaks from the noise by stepping out to quieter areas, like the lobby or snack bar, helps reduce exposure.
Repeated exposures to loud environments, even for short durations, can contribute to hearing loss over time. A good rule of thumb is: if the noise feels too loud for an adult, it’s definitely too loud for a child.
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