my toddler needs ear muffs when she goes on the ride on. i don't know how a baby would handle it.
We have a new baby - a beautiful, bright red ride on lawnmower. He was ordered a few weeks ago and given the snake I saw yesterday he hasn't arrived a second too soon.
Just wondering if he would be too noisy for me to do the mowing while carrying DD3 in the ergo. We have so much garden that I need to deal with and there is only just so much that I can get done while she's sleeping (both from a time and cleanliness perspective), and at this age she doesn't amuse herself for very long at all while she's awake, so it would be fantastic if I could at least mow the grass while she's up and about.
I wouldn't consider using ear protection myself while using him, but I'm conscious of her hearing being more delicate than mine - notwithstanding how loudly she can screech and scream when she wants toThoughts?
my toddler needs ear muffs when she goes on the ride on. i don't know how a baby would handle it.
I think you would need itty, bitty ear muffs.
Or those shapeable ear plugs.
You can buy baby ear muffs...I would grab some and see how she goes with a pair.
Do you know from where Lime? I remember seeing some on a website while doing the cloth nappy hunt but for the life of me I cant' remember what site it was
You can get them from Nature's Child I think? But remember that the noise isn't the only thing that will affect her. THe vibration of the machine will also be going through her body.
I would pop ear muffs on.
DD1 doesn't mind the sound at all but DD2 at 2.5 complains if she is too close to it.
I had seen them but i think it was Pumpkin Patch and that would have been winter.
Definitely Ear Muffs would be the best thing, ear plugs would be quite uncomfortable for them - I used them when we took take DS to the formula 1.
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Wrigglebots sells them. Got some funky prints too![]()
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