Chew Necklaces for Sensory Kids, 3 Pack Sensory Toys Silicone Chewy Necklace Sensory for Autism, ADHD, Anxiety or Other Special Needs- Reduces Chewing Fidgeting for Boys Girls Adults Chewer

I bought this for my sister, a friend and myself and we all loved it so much, the colors are pretty alright I wish I got the cooler colors but the usage of this has been amazing, I tend to bite the inner part of my cheeks and that causes me to bleed so that's one of the reasons why I got this, and the thickness is amazing and not really easy to bite through, it's really easy to use and really easy to clean. I feel like this fidget will be really durable and it has a really good soothing effect afterwards, your jaw feels weak and sore but it's a good feeling for me because I clench my jaw all the dang time. Overall really good sensory benefits as well, I recommend this fidget for those who tend to bite themselves or on things.

The design is great for my grandson, very durable, color is the same as when purchased, works great for him.

The media could not be loaded. Solid rubber and great for babies to grab and chew and the necklace is great as you can modify the length easily.I tried buying this for my sensory boy, 4 years old and is a straight up beaver, it took less than a week for him to chew straight through the rubber. Not sure anything can hold up to him but for anyone with older sensory kids just be warned that the end of the tooth is a bit thinner and can be gnawed throughPros: boys loved the style and colors of the teeth, pretty good price for the value, and thick rubber.Cons: didn’t hold up to heavy chewing and doesn’t perform well for older kids

Super casual very thick so I didn’t shred it safe to chew and bite which is super good for my sensory. The colors were beautiful and so was how easy it was to use bc it’s a necklace.

Cute! Help with sensory issues, not just teething! Large enough to not pose a chocking hazard!

I bought this as a gift for my mod/severe autistic student in high school as he needed a "chewie" for his over stimulation. I searched on here for "indestructible chew sensory toy" and this popped up for a great price. He loved it actually and chose the white color to chew first, it lasted for a good hour of incessantly aggressive chewing and he first chewed the rope off the top and eventually opened up the shark tooth to find it hollow inside which led him to chew it apart completely within an hour.Although this was an inexpensive alternative, it just doesn't stand up to the destructive chewer test. This would be great for a moderate chewer as it has a great style, size, price, and consistency. However, with aggressive chewers you would need a solid option that could withstand a very determined chewer.

As an early intervention therapist, these are often recommended for children who sensory seek orally. I had noticed my son was getting over stimulated at daycare and was chewing on his fingers/other toys when he never does at home so I ordered him these so he could have something appropriate to help him. Daycare says he used them and it worked great. He also keeps one at home and will put it on and use it as he should. He also thinks it’s super cool it’s a shark tooth.

I bought these for my son who has extreme ADHD. He’s constantly chewing on things and I wanted him to have a chewing necklace to keep him from chewing on things around the house. I love that it looks like a shark tooth and not a typical chewing necklace