recommendations for headphones for 18 month old

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hi
anyone recommend headphones for flying for an 18month old? worth it/not worth it etc
thanks
 
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I bought a pair of Lilgadgets from the US for my son. He wore them when he was 20 months but I think they are actually recommended for 3 years plus. He wears them now for longer than he did previously (he is now just over 2). They fit a lot better than adult headphones and will last him for quite a few years so I think they are worthwhile. We fly at least 3 times a year, so will use them enough to feel like they were worth purchasing.
 
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I bought a pair of Lilgadgets from the US for my son. He wore them when he was 20 months but I think they are actually recommended for 3 years plus. He wears them now for longer than he did previously (he is now just over 2). They fit a lot better than adult headphones and will last him for quite a few years so I think they are worthwhile. We fly at least 3 times a year, so will use them enough to feel like they were worth purchasing.
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We bought some off Amazon that had tiger or panda earphones and they are great. Can't remember the brand and I can't see it on the headset itself, but you should be able to find it on their website.
 
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