Just a few days ago we wrote about Sundries Colors earphones which resemble M&Ms. Lo and behold, now we have discovered actual M&M’s headphones! These adorable M&M’s earbud style headphones from Maxell come in several colors, including red, blue, pink, white or orange and they cost just $9.88. They also happen to be the most delicious, and perhaps the most adorable pair of headphones that we’ve seen in a while. Just remind your kids not to eat them, since they’re not actually candy! Which brings …

I really don’t like to encourage kids to wear earbuds but these are just to cute not to resist. Resembling M&M’s the Sundries Colors are may look like they will melt in your hand but they don’t. They also supposedly block out outside noise and come with a cord keeper. Coming in colors pink, red, white, Yellow, etc…these delicious looking buds retail for $39.

Disney is offering up two new sets of headphones for both your little girl or boy. The Disney Princess Headphones and Toy Story Headphones Jr. have soft foam ear cushions and feature portraits of the famous princesses: Cinderella, Belle and Aurora. The Toy Story headset features the Toy Story crew.  These DJ Styled headphones have Volume reducing technology, headband and inner padding for comfort, and an Instant mute button. Both headsets retail for $19.95. If your child prefers Cars, then there is a Disney …

The new Griffin MyPhones Volume-limiting Headphones For Kids are not the first headphones we’ve seen come out for kids, but they are one of the first we’ve seen designed by a major brand that is already well seasoned at making headphones. Designed for kids ages 2-13, the MyPhones are easily adjustable, and they also feature comfortable cushions. But perhaps best of all is the fact that you can customize them. Three interchangeable endcaps are included, but kids have the option of customizing their own ones …

Over at the Marvel shop there is just about every version of Spider-Man headphones/earphones for your kid. In fact they can wear three extremely different versions in one week. The Spider-Man Headphones feature Spidey’s face on the ear-caps as well as a red and blue headband. The Spider-Man Over the ear 3D headphones feature Spidey on the ear-clip and the clip that goes over your ear is his hand. Lastly there is the Spider-Man sculpted earbuds which have his face protruding on the bud out …

These adorable earbuds are perfect for young Disney fans. Each colorful pair comes with an appropriate charm. There are four Disney themes to choose from including – Tinker Bell, Hannah Montana, High School Musical, and Eeyore. The headphones feature soft earbuds and 10mm speakers and they retail for £8.99 in the U.K. We’ll keep an eye out for a place to buy these in the U.S. But in meanwhile we had to mention them because they are quite charming.

We’ve seen plenty of headphones designed for children, but AblePlanet’s new PS500MM is the first gaming headset we’ve come across that is suitable for children as well as adults, because it minimizes hearing loss. The headset was originally developed for those with mild to severe hearing loss. The PS500MM features one touch access for controlling volume and mic while promising to deliver a rich audio experience. It features noise cancellation technology so that users dont have to turn up the volume in order to be …

Headrush is a snazzy take on earbuds for tweens and up. They feature contoured earpieces to knock out the background noise and it comes in five colors that match Apple’s iPod Nano 4G, to make a great pairing gift. The earbuds and the packaging is inspired by popular “extreme” power drinks, because tweens don’t have that marketed down their throat enough. Cost is $17.99.
EarBudeez is designed for small ears and comes in fun youthful pink, blue, lime green, black, and white. The have a super …

We’ve mentioned iHearSafe in the past. They are the go to company for specialized headphones for kids. All of their headphones feature iHearSafe technology that prevents the volume from exceeding 85 decibels. This is a must have accessory for kids, consdiering how many kids have iPods nowadays, and the fact that there are so many MP3 players coming out all the time aimed specifically for kids. iHearSafe’s newest headsets include the Safe Volume headphones which feature a comfortable ear covering design. The Safe Volume Headphones …

Kids shouldn’t use the same headphones that their parents use because their ears are still developing and thus are much more sensitive. With that in mind, Sony has produced special children’s headphones. These headphones are lightweight and feature low volume levels that are suitable for kids ages 8 and up. The Sony MDR-222KD headphones come in pink or black and retail for $14.99. Don’t forget to get them in time for the next road trip.