The Echo Eclipse are children's noise cancelling headphones designed for kids who want serious sensory protection with a bold, expressive style. Ideal for children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder (SPD), and other sensory sensitivities, the Echo Eclipse combine effective noise cancellation with eye-catching designs that older children and tweens are proud to wear.

Available in three striking designs — Fireworks, Urban, and Graffiti — the Echo Eclipse are built for children who don't want to blend in. Each design is vivid and distinctive, making these one of the most visually appealing pairs of sensory headphones for kids available in the UK. For children who have previously resisted wearing ear defenders because they felt babyish or embarrassing, the Echo Eclipse offer a grown-up alternative they'll actually want to put on.

With sensory-friendly controls and a comfortable, cushioned fit, the Echo Eclipse are designed to be worn for extended periods without discomfort — whether at school, at home, or out and about. Durable and reliable, they're built to handle the everyday demands of family life.

If you are searching for noise cancelling headphones for older children, sensory headphones for tweens, ear defenders for kids with autism in the UK, or bold and stylish children's sensory headphones, the Echo Eclipse from LittleOllyBobs are designed for children who want to feel good about the sensory support they wear

Inclusive Comfort — Thoughtfully designed ear cushions and headband using sensory-friendly materials that sit gently on your child's head and ears, reducing discomfort and sensory overload during wear.

Durable and Reliable — Built from high-quality materials designed to handle the demands of everyday family life, giving you a dependable sensory support solution that lasts.

Personalised Designs — Available in three bold designs .Fireworks, Urban, and Graffiti , so your child can choose a style that feels like them and feel confident wearing their headphones.

Sensory-Friendly Controls — Simple, tactile controls that are easy for children to use independently, with no complicated interfaces or fiddly buttons to cause frustration.