Hearing Aid Pilot Cap - a soft, secure everyday hat designed to help keep hearing aids and cochlear implants in place for babies and toddlers. Designed in Australia by The Sensory Specialist, the Hearing Aid Pilot Cap is a practical everyday solution for little ones who pull at their hearing aids or cochlear implants. The soft cotton cap gently covers the ears to help keep devices secure during play, outings and daily routines. Made from soft breathable cotton with an adjustable chin strap and three snap closures, it's built for comfort and a reliable fit throughout the day. Each cap comes with a matching drawstring pouch - great for storing when not in use. Helps keep hearing aids and cochlear implants secure during everyday wear Soft breathable cotton - gentle on sensitive skin Adjustable chin strap with 3 snap closures for a secure, comfortable fit Snug fit helps reduce the chance of lost or dislodged devices Includes matching drawstring storage pouch Designed in Australia by The Sensory Specialist 100% COTTON 3 Sizes Available AU Designed in Australia Storage Pouch Included Sizes and how to measure Choose size by head circumference measurement rather than age for the best fit. Every child's head size and shape is different, so measuring is the most reliable guide. Medium: approximately 42 - 46cm head circumference Large: approximately 44 - 48cm head circumference Extra Large: approximately 48 - 53cm head circumference How to measure: Use a soft tape measure and wrap it around the widest part of your child's head, just above the ears and across the forehead. Note the measurement in centimetres and match to the size guide above. We have done our best to provide accurate measurements, however if the size is not right for your child please see our size exchange and returns policy below. What if it doesn't fit? If you have tried the cap on your child and it is not the right fit, we accept returns on Pilot Cap hats for a size exchange or refund. To be eligible for a return, the hat must: Have its original tags attached Be in perfect, original and unused condition To get started, complete the returns form below. It is the customer's responsibility to send the hat back to The Sensory Specialist. Once we receive it and have reviewed its condition for quality purposes, we will contact you with the next step. Complete the Returns Form Who it's for The Hearing Aid Pilot Cap is designed for babies and toddlers who wear hearing aids or cochlear implants and may pull at or dislodge their devices. It may be helpful for: Babies and toddlers who remove or pull at their hearing aids during the day Families looking for a comfortable way to keep hearing devices secure Daily routines, outings, childcare and play Children with hearing loss who are new to wearing hearing devices Parents and carers wanting to reduce the risk of lost or damaged devices Materials & care Material: 100% cotton Closure: 3 snap closures on chin strap to allow for size adjustment Includes: Matching drawstring storage pouch Care: Hand wash only. Do not tumble dry. Lay flat to dry to maintain shape and elasticity. Safety This cap is designed to be worn under adult supervision at all times. Do not allow your child to chew or suck on the chin strap Check the fit regularly as your child grows Remove the cap during sleep unless otherwise advised by a healthcare professional NDIS This product may be claimable under NDIS as an assistive product or low-cost personal care and safety support item, depending on the participant's individual plan, goals and disability-related needs. Please check with your audiologist, allied health professional, plan manager or support coordinator to confirm suitability for your individual circumstances. 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