It is the time of year when there are hundreds of festivals to attend in the UK and it is becoming more common for children to attend with their parents.
Peltor Kid Ear Defenders by 3M are at hand to keep your kids hearing tip top, they have been specifically designed for young wearers, protecting them against hazardous sounds and dangerous noise levels.
These trendy ear defenders have recently been released in two stylish new designs, the Little Prince and Little Princess.
£1 from every sale is being donated to the charity, Action on Hearing Loss. All money raised from these unique ear defenders will go towards research and supporting communities offering support and advice to the millions of people affected by hearing loss.
David Steadman, Executive Director Fundraising and Marketing at Action on Hearing Loss, said: “We know hearing loss can cut people off from their family and friends, limit employment opportunities and is even linked to dementia and mental health issues –
but it doesn’t have to be that way. Protecting the next generation’s hearing has to be just as important as getting children to brush their teeth or eat more fruit and veg. By linking with 3M we can reduce the number of those at risk, by ensuring everyone can, and does, protect their hearing.”
These clever ear muffs aren't just great for the Summer festival season, oh no, noise is all around us. Just think how handy they would be when bonfire night comes around.
Now if you fancy getting your hands on a pair for your kids you can purchase a pair here or here.
However you are in luck, if you don't have those pennies spare right now, I know the Summer holidays are expensive, I have a pair to give away to one luck reader.
Simply fill in the rafflecopter form below. The competition is open to UK residents only and will run until 11.59pm on the 21st of August 2014. All entries will be checked and verified to make sure you enter correctly!!
Good luck everyone.
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