Sensory Chew Tube Toys for Autism Kids, 3 Pack Chewy Sticks Bricks for Autistic Children Boys Girls Sensory Oral Motor Aids, ADHD, SPD, Silicone Cross Shape Fidget Teether for Aggressive Chewer

I was skeptical since the toys are advertised for children but i took a chance and bought them for myself. I love them, they are very stimulating and help me to redirect my oral fixation away from my nails and lips. Ive had them for about a week and my only complaint is that they are pretty stiff at first but after chewing on them for a while they soften up. I love that im able to bite down as hard as i want without having to worry about the toy breaking. I definitely recommend anyone that has an oral fixation to try these!

Great quality, and not worried my students will chew through these!

My child is an aggressive straw chewer and I was hoping these would work to replace that. She wasn't a fan, but given the difference of a straw to a t-shaped chewy, I should have known. The positives of these though. Easy to clean, you can pop them in some hot water and let them sit for a bit to sterilize them with no issues. They come with a small hole allowing you to attach it to a necklace or just string it. The chewies bend very easily, softer material - less likely to break off.

Great size and just what I needed. My 6 yr old is on the spectrum and is always putting things in his mouth. This is perfect because it’s big enough I don’t have to worry about him putting the whole thing in. Some of the ones on the ropes are to small and the whole thing goes in!

I have gotten my share of chewies for my son. Let's just say this guy who is 5 btw and was diagnosed with ASD in 2020 goes thru these things like there is no tomorrow so alot of them have not held up to the test of time or for when he goes to town on them shall I say. These however have been holding up quite well and he def has had his moments of going to town on them for sure.For my son he used to have a set preference of a specific type of chew he liked but I think as time has gone on he has come to except a wide variety of chews. It for us is a dependent if they actually hold up or not. He def likes to keep his stash as he currently has all 3 in his hidey hole waiting for when he wants to use them of course.

My son is Autistic and chews aggressively. We have bought these once and then a family member also bought them for him. They have a nice texture and are easy to hold, but he chews through an arm of them within an hour. If you buy these for someone like my son, you will need to supervise as the pieces get chewed through rather quickly. They do not last long. Maybe more appropriate for babies, rather than kids on the spectrum.

We got this for our toddler who has a lot of sensory needs and constantly seeks sensory input. We have an older child with autism and she had oral sensory needs as a toddler but it stopped at something going into her mouth. The toddler does that and then swallows....everything, even rocks.SO, we had to get something that satisfied the input needs and that she couldn't swallow. This thing fits the bill for both. We keep it in the freezer and get it out when she asks for it. It has cut down on her mouthing and swallowing things. This is perfect for what it is advertised as!!!!

Very strong chemical smell. I handwashed them 3 times and still smelt pretty awful. Also my hands started to burn while washing them as if I was reacting badly to the chemicals used in the factory or whatever. I tested one and it didn't taste bad and it's super chewy but now I have a couple sores on my tongue and my lips are starting to burn too. I'm currently washing them in the dishwasher hoping that they won't hurt me anymore while using them.