Whether you're headed to a concert or work in a loud environment, learn what noise levels are safe for baby during pregnancy.
For the record, once baby is on the scene, you should continue to keep them away from loud noises, advises Eyvazzadeh. Infants, toddlers and young kids have “very sensitive ears that can be easily damaged,” she says. If the scenario is unavoidable, use earmuffs or headphones to protect their ears.Loud noises are all around us, and you may not always know what decibel you’re hearing them at.
, most workplace noise is below 95 decibels, and there are some steps you can to protect yourself and baby:Don’t lean on speakers or get too close to any other source of noise or vibrationWear hearing protection—while it won’t protect baby, it may help decrease your body’s stress response to loud noisesAsk your supervisor what the noise level is at work and inquire about modifications that can be made to your role during...
The bottom line? Hearing loud noises while pregnant can sometimes be outside of your control. Take comfort knowing that periodic exposure probably won’t harm baby’s hearing, but it’s always best to flag any questions or concerns with your doctor.CPM-TN, IBCLC, is a certified professional midwife specializing in evidence-based maternity care. She co-founded Roots & Wings Midwifery in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Please note: The Bump and the materials and information it contains are not intended to, and do not constitute, medical or other health advice or diagnosis and should not be used as such. You should always consult with a qualified physician or health professional about your specific circumstances.
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