Baby Chewy | Oral Motor Sensory Tool for Kids and Toddlers | Therapy Tools to Improve Chewing and Biting (Ridges, Green)

My sensory seeking toddler who is also an aggressive biter of objects has tested these and so far they hold out pretty well. She does chew the tips and so far has slowly gotten tiny bits off but compared to other chewy this has been great. I bought a paci attachment for it and keep it around the chewy attached to her wrist but unfortunately that’s has not stood up well to the chew test. So now looking for a way to keep this attached to her.

these are great. My daughter was born Deaf and lots of Deaf kids tend to be sensory seekers. At one point she did so by trying to bite or hit. so I bought these. she didn't really use them until she was about 1.5 (I bought them when she was about 10 months). But they're good though. quality is top tier. perfect size for little hands. Love the versatility of textures. Great value for the price. I bought two. this one and the pink one.

This is a great tool. I use it as a teether for my baby. It is definitely harder than some teethers, which I believe is intended. It is not squishy hardly at all, be aware of that. I use other softer teethers but give this sometimes and she likes it. I wanted something to desensitize her gag reflex and help her build her ''mouth map', and I feel this has worked. We started using it around 3-4months. It seems to be of good quality and has not deteriorated at all. It is also easy for her to hold. She doesn't drop it much. This is a great tool for both babies and older kids who need a sensory tool as advertised. 4 stars only because I believe it's a bit overpriced. But if it seems like the best fit for your child, it is worth it.

Just as expected. So far it has held up well.

Great sensory toy for oral needs of autistic child

Perfect for promoting oral development in your baby!

This product was recommended to us by the speech therapist. One of my twin loves the feel. Other one does not care for it all. It has one draw back since part of it is long if you are careful the baby can gag itself. But overall it has helped with working the jaw muscles. The twin that uses it has improved his chewing ability. I would buy again

Having a toddler who is constantly sensory seeking in the form of chewing means we have tried tons of different brands of "chewies". Talk Tools is a brand I was already a bit familiar with, though we had not yet tried their products until now. As soon as I saw this, I knew it was right up her alley! This chewy is silicone, but it is fairly hard. I'm familiar with the idea of softer silicone chewies for babies, with increasing "strengths" as the child gets older. This is our first chewy of this strength, but my daughter is loving it. She'd chew on plastic if we let her, and this is far safer. There are ridges on either side of the circle, thicker ridges on one straight edge, and very thin ridges on the other edge. I like that it provides these different textures to choose from. The edges are just long enough for my daughter to reach her molars, yet still short enough that she cannot gag herself on it. It's very easy to sanitize. I think having a circular aspect of the design was a good idea, as it means we can attach it to a toy strap so she can't throw it on the ground. Overall, we are very pleased with this product. The quality is great. It's made in the US. I would definitely recommend this brand to other parents, and would be willing to explore buying more from them in the future.

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Mi pequeño le gusta llevarse todo a la boca y le ha servido para dejar de chupar su ropa etc le ha servido mucho mi pequeño tiene autismo