Listen Up! These Are the Best Headphones For Kids (and They Are All Under $30)

Your kids will love the cute cat ears on their iClever Boostcare Headphones ($15, originally $32). You'll love the built-in volume-control feature, the bendable, twistable design, and the tangle-free cord.

Elecder's volume-limiting headphones ($20, originally $40) are super lightweight and have an easy-to-carry folding design.

SnugPlay+ headphones ($19, originally $25) include a built-in volume-limiting feature and a sharing port that lets your kids connect one side of the headphones to a media device and the other side to a second set of headphones.

Manufactured by Sakar, these Peanuts-branded headphones ($11) feature soft, padded ear cups and a nonremovable, volume-limiting cable. The headphones come in more than a dozen different designs featuring popular characters like Batman, Dora the Explorer, the Ninja Turtles, and Hello Kitty.

If your kids hate earbuds and bulky over-the-ear headphones, CozyPhones headphones ($18, originally $30) are a great alternative. They have removable, thin, volume-limiting speakers in a lightweight, washable headband. Easy to pack, CozyPhones have the added benefit of lying flat against your child's head, meaning your child is more likely to fall and stay asleep while traveling while wearing them.

Noot's kids' headphones ($16) feature a foldable design that makes them awesome for travel. The cord is a five-foot-long braided nylon cable made to stay tangle free.

Let your kid put their own spin on their headphones using this Seedling Design-Your-Own Headphone Kit ($30). The set features a pair of white over-ear headphones plus craft paints, markers, and stencil shapes for decorating them any way your child wants.

LilGadgets' Connect+ Premium Headphones ($18, originally $21) have a cool foldable design and feature a SharePort, which means another set of headphones can plug in to share audio. Even better, a portion of each purchase goes toward bullying prevention in schools.

If your toddler hasn't met a pair of headphones he can't break, you might want to give the Sykik Kids' Headphones ($11) a try. Not only are they incredibly affordable, but they also feature a flexible design and a built-in sound limiter.

BuddyPhones headphones ($20, originally $30) come with six sets of decorative stickers for customization, a kid-safe limited volume level, and hypoallergenic padding. The cable is flat to prevent tangles and includes a patented, built-in audio splitter for sharing with friends.

BestGot's Over-Ear Headphones ($17) come in nine fun color combos. A foldable design makes the headphones easy to store and carry.