A mask your toddler happily wears
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Anonymous
| DS needs masks for preschool this year. He’s nearly 3 but small for his age. I need to order masks for him that he’ll be comfortable wearing inside for a couple hours for school. Thanks. |
Anonymous
| My daughter was fine wearing the old navy kids masks at age 3. They are nice and small too so they didn’t slip around. |
Anonymous
| We tried literally every popular mask and nothing worked - they all fell off our 3 year old. The only think that kind of works is a disposable surgical kids mask with a lanyard to hold it if it slips down. I got a pack of 100 masks for $30. Curious if anyone has ideas I haven’t tried!! |
Anonymous
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Still working on it with my 2 year old and haven't found a winner yet.
Hopefully peer pressure will help. |
Anonymous
| Following. |
Anonymous
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The vista print masks for kids stay on well and have cute patterns. My younger DS loves those.
My older DS will only wear surgical masks. Hates anything cloth. Maybe try a few brands and see what sticks? |
Anonymous
| I make them but its a combination of things. You need a nose wire and a good fit to the face. I prefer the pleated as it makes it easier to talk. And well fitting ear or around the head. |
Anonymous
+1 my kids (2.5 and 5) both wear old navy masks. DH and I do too. The kids ones now have ear toggles to adjust the sizing, which helps a lot. |
Anonymous
| Our 3.5 yo daughter likes the Target masks- mainly because she is really into the designs. But, they also don't fall off and seem to do the trick. |
Anonymous
| Try your local dry cleaner. Our favorite kids masks come from one near us on 14th st |
Anonymous
| kids sized paper masks. My kids hate cloth, but have no problem with paper |
Anonymous
| Happy Masks |
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Do you mean the disposable kids mask that target sells? If so, I agree with this. Both of my kids wear them. One in a size small and one in a large. They are perfect. |
Anonymous
| Stride Rite's are inexpensive and pretty good. Happy Masks are expensive and great. |
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We bought these for camp, so far, so good, at a good price point, like $2-3 per mask. We have only bought the non-pleated kind:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08MXNL9CG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 These are our favorites but at a whopping $13 per mask, I had to switch after too many got lost. https://www.etsy.com/shop/VONGdesigns?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=833570003 |