[header] How to cope with loud fireworks if you're autistic [title] Put in earplugs. [step] Basic foam earplugs can block around 30 decibels of sound, which can help take the edge off of the noisy fireworks. [title] Wear ear protection earmuffs.
[header] How to cope with loud fireworks if you're autistic [title] Put in earplugs. [step] Basic foam earplugs can block around 30 decibels of sound, which can help take the edge off of the noisy fireworks. [title] Wear ear protection earmuffs.
[step] Ear deafeners are a larger concern during firework outburst than the common earbuds. As they are meant to diminish and combat the noise and loud flash waves, they are on the budget. [step] These heavy headphones were designed for working with leaf blowers and other loud equipment, and they block around 20-30 decibels (depending on the brand). These can be useful for walking or sitting, but will result in a sweaty head if you wear them overnight. [step] If you're worried about noise, protect your ears as much as possible. If certain noise causes a domino effect, ear protection will help you keep your ears out of the event. [step] If you're hearing fireworks and you're still singing along, headphones will blow your head up. Be sure you wear ear glasses that go completely up over your eyes for extended duration.