Chew Necklaces for Sensory Kids Boys Girls, 6 Pack Chewy Necklace Sensory Toys for Kids with Autism, Silicone Oral Motor Aids Chew Toys for Children Adults Reduce Fidgeting

I purchased these chewable autism necklaces for my 8-year-old son, and I’m so glad I did. He uses them when he’s feeling overwhelmed or needs sensory input, and they’ve made such a positive difference in helping him stay calm and regulated.The quality is excellent. The material is firm enough to withstand regular chewing but soft enough to be soothing. Even with daily use, *they’ve never broken or worn down*—a true lifesaver for parents of kids who need sensory support.The necklace itself has a black, soft drawstring-style cord that’s very comfortable to wear. One of the best safety features is the breakaway clasp at the back. If it’s ever pulled or yanked (which happens often with little ones), it simply pops open instead of tugging at his neck. That gives me peace of mind knowing it’s designed with safety in mind.My son *loves* his necklace—he brings it everywhere! It’s become part of his daily routine, and I’ve already ordered more just to have backups.If you're a parent looking for a reliable, safe, and effective sensory tool, I highly recommend these chew necklaces. They've worked wonders for us.

The media could not be loaded. These are the two that I was able to record, because my older two AuDHD kiddos grabbed theirs and I haven’t seen them since! Which should give you an idea as to how enjoyed they are being by my sensory seekers. The silicone is soft and soothing and seems to be very good quality. My oldest has always had a chewing atom, and these have held up for a month so far against his best chewing efforts. The value is unbeatable with 6 chews included in one low price. The sizes of each chew are big enough to be safe for my 4 year old, although the feather was on the smaller size, we just gave that one to our older child. All in all, performance wise, these have lasted the longest against our crew and we like them so far.

Super helpful for my son who is autistic! He loves the cute designs - I love that the clasp at the back easily pulls apart for his safety and that the material is durable enough that I don't have to worry about him biting a piece of!

I ordered this for my 7 year old with autism, alongwith sensory issues. They are great, and have stopped him chewing on his clothing and stuffed animals. However, I only gave 4 stars because the sloth has already been completely destroyed in the 24 hours he wore it, which was almost a choking hazard. I may have to find a better brand for him to chew on. This is probably best for little ones who are teething, not individuals with autism that have stronger teeth.

I got these for my 6 year old, who was in the bail and skin biting habit. I didn't want to use gross tasting polish, so we gave these a try. Worth it! He can put them on and take them off by himself. The loves to pick which one he's going to wear each day by chewing on each one to find one to his liking. It has soothed the need to chew his nails and it works like a charm.

The text on these are great. I like that they aren’t too small. My son wears one on his kneck and I have one to my daughter as well she loved the cute doughnut design.they don’t crumb or break easily . 1 pack lasted us close to a year and helped my son with biting and mouthing objects he shouldn’t .

I've got 4 kiddos with SPD and part of that for them is a need to chew and gnaw. Yes. Sometimes I call them puppies. My youngest in particular has chomped through many a toy, and other random inedible items he finds. (Don't worry, hes old enough to not attempt to eat these random items) I ordered a variety of items he picked out as well as some I picked out with a belief they would be more durable. He adored the shark tooth option in this pack. I thought it would be a good option. It's nice and dense, and doesn't have a shape that should be easily chomped through. I was wrong. He absolutely adored gnawing on this. But it lasted approximately 2.3 days. Yes, two point three days before he was able to chew right through it. (Honestly, probably not even that long)So, if you have a puppy as a child, that somehow can chew through dang near anything, seek something different perhaps? The feather is super thin and would not be good for grasshopper jawed children (or adults) the sloth has some parts that seem more durable than other parts but overall would be better suited in my opinion for perhaps a gummy mouthed person. Or someone who maybe is an absent minded nail biter? Not someone who really needs to chomp, and has teeth.The rest seem the same>ish to the shark tooth. Thick and mostly durable, and great for a chewer that doesn't have jaws built like the terminator.Anyone know where I can get some steel chew toys?

These are great for kids that are older and or younger with autism and or adhd needing a fidget and or something safe to chew on and put in their mouth and didnt have weird chemicals on it