
Stadiums & ballparks
Crowd noise can top 100 dB. Our stadium-by-stadium guides cover bag rules, seats, and what to pack.
Baby and kids earmuffs with NRR 26 dB certified hearing protection, built for fireworks, ball games, concerts, travel days, and every loud day out.

Same NRR 26 dB, same price. The only thing that changes is the size of the head they fit.

From about 3 months. A padded, head-supporting band that extends as they grow.

Picks up where Baby leaves off, in the same solids and prints, with the same cushioned cups.
NRR 26 dB passive hearing protection, tested to ANSI S3.19 in the US and EN352-1 in Europe.
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Game Day HQ · NewFrom Arrowhead to the World Series, game-day crowds are loud and getting louder. Pick your team to see the BANZ colorways and hearing protection made for your family's game day.

Every pair is tested to US and European safety standards, then wrapped in enough cushion that most kids forget they have them on.
A soft, padded arch spreads the weight across the top of the head, so there is no pinch and no pressure point.
The band extends to fit a range of sizes, roughly 3 months to 2 years. At 2+, the Kids size takes over.
Thick, faux-leather-covered cushions seal gently around little ears, blocking sound without squeezing.
Tested to ANSI S3.19 in the United States and EN352-1 in Europe, with a lightweight shell built to survive the diaper bag.
A soft, padded arch spreads the weight across the top of the head, so there is no pinch and no pressure point.
The band extends to fit a range of sizes, roughly 3 months to 2 years. At 2+, the Kids size takes over.
Thick, faux-leather-covered cushions seal gently around little ears, blocking sound without squeezing.
Tested to ANSI S3.19 in the United States and EN352-1 in Europe, with a lightweight shell built to survive the diaper bag.
Every guide pairs what to know with what to bring, so you never have to hunt for the right page.

Crowd noise can top 100 dB. Our stadium-by-stadium guides cover bag rules, seats, and what to pack.

How loud is too loud for a toddler, and how the free app tells you in real time.

Sudden peaks are the risk. Our celebration guides show how to enjoy the show without covering ears with hands.
Cabin pressure changes and ride queues, handled. Packing lists for the diaper bag and the carry-on.

For kids who feel sound bigger. Calm-kids activities, quiet-hour tips, and earmuffs that don't squeeze.
Which BANZ earmuffs are MRI-safe, and how clinics and NICUs use them. Plus resources for your care team.
You'll spot our two chimps on BANZ packaging and across the site. Bubzee is the little one who tests everything first. Banzee is the parent who makes sure it actually protects.
HearO is a super hearing hero helping children across the country learn about noise-induced hearing loss, sound safety and hearing health. HearO Saves the Day! is an adventure story from the Ear Peace Foundation, and the perfect way to introduce families to hearing protection habits from an early age.
Whether you're a parent or an educator, HearO makes learning about ear care fun, empowering and unforgettable — the earliest habits are the ones that stick.
HearO × BANZ®Twenty-five years of answers, written for parents first, plus resources for the professionals who care for kids.

NRR vs SNR, why fit matters more than the number, and the age at which your baby is ready.
Read the guideFree printables, decibel charts, and classroom-ready resources.
Open the library → Kids sun safety libraryUV index basics, UPF vs SPF, and sun-smart routines by age.
Open the library → Ask an expertReal questions from parents, answered by the BANZ team.
Ask a question → For professionalsPediatricians, audiologists, optometrists, doulas and nurses: clinic resources and partner pricing.
See professional resources →Programs for the people who look after kids for a living, and the ones who serve.
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