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So, um, basically.
Uh, I get a lot of questions, a lot of the time.
So parents and people who are concerned with sensory processing disorder always
ask me questions on ear defending and ear defenders, et cetera, for
people on the autism spectrum.
Now you maybe wanna drink down.
Why has it defenders got anything to do with autism?
Well, because you asked them nicely.
The reason is that sensory processing disorder comes hand in hand with autism.
Like I did a video on like different types of traits and stuff of autism
and sensory processing disorder is part of the autism diagnosis due to
the fact of the sensitivity to light sound, smell all this kind of stuff.
So being no exception to sensory processing disorder is sound so sounds
can rock people, you know, the wrong way.
You know, you can listen to a sound and it may make you feel sick.
Sound may be too overpowering, maybe too low.
He may be over sensitive and sensitive to sound.
But a lot of the time, a lot of autistic people are always sensitive to sound,
but that being said, sometimes you just want to block out that noise that
you can just chill and focus because it's very triggering cause meltdowns
and anybody watching this right now, parents, especially who and stumbling.
I mean, yeah, you don't want to have meltdowns because of silence.
So how do we combat this?
Now?
There are a few ways that we can do this one way is that we can
just put our fingers in their ears and hands over our ears like this.
Uh, and that sometimes can work, but practically that's not gonna work.
So I have with me, I have some ear defenders, so I have, um, two, it depends.
I'm going to talk about three independency.
If I have two of them here.
And the other one I'll just talk about, so basically.
What we're going to show you here now is, uh, is some ear defenders.
So I'm going to start off with the first ones here.
And I'm also going to take, um, some cutaways with my
iPhone that you guys can see.
So the first ones here are these Apple AirPods.
Now these things are super, super awesome.
They're very small if in this little compact case, and they're very small,
they're just these little tiny airports.
Now the interesting thing about the airports is that they're just so compact.
They're absolutely brilliant.
You can just like.
Literally pop them in.
It's like tiny little, much box case and they charge, this is a
charging case, as well as you've probably seen this sort of tiny case.
And then you can, uh, take them around the world.
It's just slips in your back pocket.
Hey Presto, because that tiny, tiny, awesome, lovely little case.
And it charges them as well, which I really do love.
Now these little buck, boys are so unique because there's a tiny button
here at the side that you can click in.
Right?
Um, this button actually helps you, um, stop, uh, outside noise.
So this is actually noise canceling.
Now, when you put these in.
If you click this button, you can actually activate the noise
cancellation feature, which basically sucks out all the noise from around
you and completely makes it silence.
It's kind of like ear muffs, so you can put them in and having normal headphones
or wireless headphones, whatever.
That's great.
But then you can just flick a button and it sucks all the air out.
And then, uh, all the noise out of the air and then all you're left
with is just like a complete silence.
This is amazing.
Now I've used these on a plane to Los Angeles for 10 hours.
Right.
Um, and they were just incredible because of these, the, you know, the
quality of these versus the size of them and the compactor, um, you know,
the easibility of using this thing, um, very, very good, highly recommended.
But they're a bit expensive, but about 260 pounds or $260 roughly.
And they're just a little bit expensive, but then again, you get
what you pay for at the end of the day.
So if you want something to last you a long time, then we'll, these ones
definitely wants to, to go for now, moving on, um, keeping in, uh, Uh,
yeah, well, keeping in, in, in, in theme with the noise canceling headphones,
I actually have these as well.
So these are Bose headphones.
Now the Bose headphones,come in this snazzy case, which I'm
going to show you right now.
And, uh, this case actually, uh, provides it's like a, I
think it's like a leather case.
I think it's real at it.
I'm not entirely sure I'm not excessively happy since I'm vegan, but whatever.
Um, but these are made by Bose.
Now, those are really good.
I'll try to make, and then they come with all the wiring and stuff you need.
And this cool thing for an airplane, if you want to plug them into the
thing in the airplane, which is cool, but this is that foldable or
collapsible, and they're just so good.
Right?
These are the Bose headphones, right?
So, this is what they look like.
And that little switch on the side there stops, uh, the, well, it
turns them on and actually activate the noise canceling feature.
So you can use these as passive headphones.
You can put in like a lead there and listen to the cable
and you can listen to just.
Typically use them as you know, just normal headphones.
But if you want to use the noise canceling feature, you just flip that switch
and boom, they've got most counseling.
It comes on automatically, and these are very impressive.
Now.
They're so impressive, actually, it, that it's ridiculous.
How good these are.
I used to do these on a plane back in 2019.
Again, when I went to Los Angeles, I'm sorry.
Back back in 2018, when I was going to Los Angeles, uh, it was
a 10 or 11 hour flight and these things just absolutely nailed it.
They're so comfy, um, that they really, really are squishy on the sites.
They're very, very comfortable for your head or almost knock myself out then.
Yeah.
And in comparison to these.
Okay.
So size wise.
This one wins, but user functionality, this one wins.
These are better at counseling noise.
So if you're looking at something that's going to really completely
kind of, you know, noise canceling feature, which is super dope.
These ones are your boys.
Um, these ones are good, but they're not as good as these ones.
So my recommendation.
For the two, these two here, I would say that it depends
what you're kind of going for.
These are cool.
If you'd like, day-to-day want to get rid of some noise
canceling, and these are cool.
If you want to go on a plane and go long distances and all kinds of
stuff, I'm like really loud places.
Now the practice difference, these ones are about 350 pounds, like
streams of dollars, roughly, I guess.
Um, and then these ones are about a hundred dollars, a hundred pounds cheaper.
Um, they're still very expensive, but again, they're very quality,
um, that they are quality.
Now.
The third pair of headphones.
I wanted to talk about with typically ear defenders for children.
Now you can buy a child's ear defenders on Amazon, which I will leave a
link for everything I'm talking about in the description down below.
And I'll put a picture on the screen here of what the actual headphones that I'm
talking about are, and these are child, um, ear muffs that look similar to the
bows, but they're actually just, they're just not headphones that just leave
just ear marks and that you put them on.
And then they block out all the sound, kind of like what you'd
see in a construction site.
But the good thing is.
They make these for children in children's colors and children's
sizes, and they're highly effective.
Now, if you've got a child who doesn't really want to wear headphones, but they
want to block out noise and they don't want to have all this fancy tech and you
don't wanna spend, you know, teaching the dolls and stuff like that, you can
spend like 10 bucks or 10 pounds on.
These, uh, like ear defending, uh, I dunno, just passive kind of ear defenders,
but they actually work very well.
Cause obviously, you know, industry standard.
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