Wireless Headphones For Autistic Children | Breathable Fleece Headband Launched
Sep 22, 2022
An emerging household accessory brand announces a new wireless headphone headband for children to enjoy screen time on the move.
Kitchener,Canada - September 22, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The latest launch from Choice Dock provides parents and their young children with an easy and comfortable solution for listening to and watching their favorite shows in a range of different environments. Happy Ears Wireless Headphone Headband is available to order from the company’s website now.
More details can be found at https://choicedock.com/products/happy-ears
The announcement details Happy Ears’ comprehensive suite of features that makes accessing entertainment content a less stressful experience for children and parents alike. The headband comes with an 85 dB volume limiter that protects young ears while still offering high-quality sound.
Conventional headphones or earbuds might be a convenient solution to audio-visual entertainment for adults or teens but adjusting and making the most of these popular devices is more complicated for young children. Cables can become easily tangled and create a choking hazard if used incorrectly. Traditional headphones are also easily broken and are not able to withstand the less-than-delicate touch of young hands. Buds can also easily slip out of the ears and get misplaced.
The Happy Ears Headband is made from a breathable fleece material with an ultra-thin adjustable set of headphones. Bluetooth functionality makes it easy to connect with any device without getting tangled up in wires. The headband also works for seven hours on a single charge, making it ideal for long car journeys, day trips, or holidays.
The soft, foldable design makes it easy to pack away while the soft material and circular shape mean that the headband can also double as a sleep mask. Happy Ears comes in both child and adult sizes with stretchy fabric, meaning that it fits naturally and comfortably on small, medium, or larger heads. Customers can choose from a range of animal-themed options including a fox, panda, cat, penguin, frog, and owl.
The wireless headband ships with a user manual and one USB to micro USB cable for charging. The headphones can be fully charged in one and a half hours. The product can provide relief for children with Autism spectrum disorders who may find loud environments distressing. The speakers and headset can also be removed so that the headband can be washed.
A spokesperson says, “Choice Dock® is a home and kitchen brand primarily shipping to the US and worldwide, committed to delivering innovation and convenience to its customers. We are your one-stop destination for all your daily needs – spreading positivity and creativity with our unique finds.”
With the launch of the Happy Ears Wireless Headphone Headband, Choice Dock is making safe and convenient on-the-go entertainment easier for parents and children everywhere.
For more information, go to https://choicedock.com
Contact Info:
Name: Leszek Pitek
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Organization: ChoiceDock Store
Address: 124 Settlers Court, Kitchener, Ontario N2E 2L4, Canada
Website: https://choicedock.com/
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