How Your Children Can Watch TV Without Waking You Up

Being a parent of young children is certainly an exciting time in your life, but you're also likely fully aware of the frustrations that can come with this. 

One of these includes being woken up in the early morning to the sound of your children watching TV. This will lead to irritation and grumpiness, which can impact how you interact with your child for the rest of the day. 

Rather than letting yourself get upset over something simple, it's better to find an effective compromise that lets your children enjoy TV while you stay asleep. Fortunately, this middle ground is easy to find with the use of a special listening device.

TV Ears upgrade your quality of life (and your children's) and allow you to improve sound quality without burdening those around you. This will allow your kids to watch television as they please without disturbing you!

Let's take a look at how TV Ears can serve as a perfect fit for your children's early morning television disturbance woes. 

Children Love Watching Television

If there's one thing that's fairly universal across most children, it's their love for TV. Adults and children enjoy TV alike, but kids tend to have a broader imagination and have more joy for television than an adult might. 

Furthermore, children have far fewer responsibilities and therefore have more free time to watch TV. Watching television is extremely engaging and allows children to explore their creativity and imagination.

This is why they tend to enjoy shows like cartoons, which aren't focused on real characters. Instead, cartoons feature fictional characters, often animated, in scenarios that don't pan out to real life.

There's nothing wrong with cartoons and there's a good reason why your kids love them! The only issues that arise are when they start watching them in the early morning and awaken you from a slumber.

With this in mind, it isn't necessarily problematic that your kids watch TV, but rather how and when they do it.

Low Volume Is a Poor Solution

When children are tuned in to the TV, they're often unaware of their surroundings. They're so focused and absorbed by what's happening on the screen that it's easy to forget what is happening around them.

Because of this, they may unintentionally listen to the TV at a volume that you can hear from your bedroom. They may not have the foresight to turn the volume down because they're so excited about watching some cartoons.

It may seem like a simple solution to just turn the volume down, but this doesn't necessarily work. There are a few reasons why this is the case.

First, there's the possibility that they won't remember to turn the volume down or just don't turn it down low enough. This can be agitating, especially when your children aren't intentionally trying to wake you up.

Second, you may also be such a light sleeper that any noise will wake you up. Even if the TV is at one of the lowest volume levels, you may still hear it and be awakened.

For these reasons, we need to look at solutions that prevent the television from making any noise in the first place.

Standard Headphones Are Inconvenient

The most obvious fix here is equipping your kids with some headphones. In theory, this is effective, but there are a few important reasons why standard headphones are inconvenient.

For starters, there is a major hassle involved if they're using wired headphones. This will require them to be planted close to the TV, which is harmful to their eyes. Should your child move suddenly, the headphones can be painfully ripped off their head.

This makes wireless headphones a better alternative, but there are still a few problems with this style, too. 

Wireless headsets are great when they work, but connecting them and setting them up can be tricky. Sometimes Bluetooth doesn't work properly, the settings may be too confusing for a young child, and a wireless headset may not fit your child's head very well. 

There's also a need to keep them charged, which can easily get forgotten. If wireless headphones aren't charged, their purpose is completely irrelevant and your child may choose to listen to TV speakers instead.

As a final consideration, the sound quality played through headphones may not be the best. It can be difficult to distinguish what's being said due to the direct, high volume.

Of all the options available, wireless headphones are your best bet. However, you need special wireless headphones to make them more effective.

TV Ears Provide a Perfect Solution 

What your child needs is a set of TV Ears, an assisted listening device that brings the audio directly to someone watching rather than blasting it for everyone in the area. 

While these are originally intended to help those who are hard of hearing, they're also extremely effective for anyone who wants to listen to TV privately.

If your child does have hearing problems, then this device becomes particularly useful. Their instinct will be to turn the volume up, but this will surely wake you up if you are asleep.

TV Ears serve as a perfect compromise because they make it easy for someone to hear what's happening on the television. Audio quality is greatly improved and it becomes much simpler to distinguish the individual words that a character is saying.

Even better, TV Ears are wireless, super simple to set up, easy to keep charged and use earbuds that will shape to a user's ear canal. This makes them effective and comfortable, which will allow your child to enjoy their morning TV without disturbing you!

Closing Thoughts

Your child may love their morning cartoons, but you may dread them if it tends to wake you up.

Finding a solution to this can be tricky because turning the volume down isn't a perfect solution. Similarly, wired headphones are inconvenient and wireless headphones can be confusing to set up, use, and keep charged.

A much better fix is to give your child a set of TV Ears. This nifty device will allow them to enjoy their cartoons without you ever having to hear them! They're extremely easy to use and the sleep you'll regain is well worth the cost!