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The signs of hearing damage in children are not always obvious, and many parents are surprised to learn that a child can have meaningful hearing loss for months or even years before anyone notices.
Content & Digital Marketing Manager at BOLLSEN at Bollsen
Timotej Prosenc is the Marketing Manager at BOLLSEN Hearing Protection, where he leads the company’s SEO strategy, content creation, and email marketing initiatives. With a background in journalism and sales, Timotej brings both storytelling skills and commercial insight to BOLLSEN’s mission of promoting healthier hearing.
His connection to hearing protection stems from personal experience with sound sensitivity during live events and work in noisy environments, an issue that made him more aware of the long-term risks of unmanaged noise exposure. Today, as both a communicator and a user of BOLLSEN products, he is passionate about raising awareness around the importance of proactive hearing care.
At BOLLSEN, he develops data-driven marketing campaigns, writes SEO-focused articles, and manages communication channels that connect customers with practical knowledge about hearing protection. His work ensures that BOLLSEN’s message—prioritizing health, performance, and sustainability reaches a global audience in an engaging and trustworthy way.
Passionate about writing since childhood, Timotej combines creativity with a strong analytical approach, continuously testing new ideas in digital marketing, performance advertising, and social media. He believes in learning through innovation and collaboration, balancing leadership with openness to new perspectives.
Beyond his professional role, Timotej is committed to a healthy lifestyle and finds inspiration in fitness, sports, and quality time with friends. His personal passion for well-being aligns with BOLLSEN’s core values, making his work not only a career but also a cause he deeply believes in.
His connection to hearing protection stems from personal experience with sound sensitivity during live events and work in noisy environments, an issue that made him more aware of the long-term risks of unmanaged noise exposure. Today, as both a communicator and a user of BOLLSEN products, he is passionate about raising awareness around the importance of proactive hearing care.
At BOLLSEN, he develops data-driven marketing campaigns, writes SEO-focused articles, and manages communication channels that connect customers with practical knowledge about hearing protection. His work ensures that BOLLSEN’s message—prioritizing health, performance, and sustainability reaches a global audience in an engaging and trustworthy way.
Passionate about writing since childhood, Timotej combines creativity with a strong analytical approach, continuously testing new ideas in digital marketing, performance advertising, and social media. He believes in learning through innovation and collaboration, balancing leadership with openness to new perspectives.
Beyond his professional role, Timotej is committed to a healthy lifestyle and finds inspiration in fitness, sports, and quality time with friends. His personal passion for well-being aligns with BOLLSEN’s core values, making his work not only a career but also a cause he deeply believes in.
Latest posts by Timotej Prosenc (see all)
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Mar
Yes, children do benefit from earplugs during air travel, and pediatric audiologists and family medicine physicians consistently recommend hearing protection for kids aged 3 and up when flying.
27
Mar
Mar
An open-plan office runs at about 55–70 dB(A), well below the UK’s 80 dB(A) action value, so earplugs are a focus choice. Here is what a passive 24 dB plug does to desk noise, and when to take it out.
26
Mar
Mar
Children need ear protection at sports events because stadium noise levels often exceed safe hearing thresholds and can cause permanent hearing damage.
24
Mar
Mar
A hearing protection zone is required wherever workers are likely to reach 85 dB(A) or 137 dB(C). Here is what the blue sign means, where it goes and who must wear protection inside.
23
Mar
Mar
Above 85 dB(A) your employer can require hearing protection and you must use it. What UK law asks of workers, what refusing means and what to ask for instead.
20
Mar
Mar
Earplugs can reduce the intensity of auditory input that reaches an autistic child’s brain, and for many children on the autism spectrum, that reduction is enough to prevent a full sensory meltdown before it begins.
20
Mar
Mar
Children’s ears are more sensitive than adults’. The World Health Organisation recommends that children are not exposed to sound levels above 75 decibels over extended periods, compared to 80 decibels for adults. That gap matters more than most parents realise.
18
Mar
Mar
Children’s ears are more sensitive than adults. Their auditory system is still developing, which makes it more vulnerable to damage from loud environments. Most experts agree that prolonged exposure to sound above 85 decibels (dB) can lead to permanent hearing damage.
16
Mar
Mar
A UK guide to warehouse ear plugs that maps forklift, conveyor, dock and pick tower noise to HSE protection bands, explains how intermittent noise adds up over a shift, and answers whether you can wear earplugs on a forklift.