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Auditory sensory overload
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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I also have a pair of Sony over the ear noise cancelling (forgot the exact model number) the issue is that they’re bulky. I bought the AirPod Pro because they’re so much smaller.
Yep, I haven't found any smaller compromises I can make for this problem, it's up to you if this one is worth it.
I only wear the headphones sometimes for the bulk reason, but I also go out of my way to have quiet environments to begin with. I suspect you want to keep your child though, so I didn't bother to suggest that.
Indeed, disposing of the child is not an option 😊