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In my autism classroom, the Sensory Chew Necklace has been a fantastic tool for students who benefit from oral sensory input. The cord design makes it easy to wear and ensures the chew is always accessible when needed. Durability: Built to withstand strong chewing, it lasts far longer than many alternatives. Cord design: Comfortable to wear and keeps the chew tool handy, reducing frustration and lost items. Safety: This does not have a clasp so I would caution to only use with close supervision. Discreet appearance: Looks like a simple necklace, so students feel confident wearing it in class or public settings. Classroom-friendly: Easy to clean and sanitize, which is essential for daily use. I’ve seen students use these necklaces during transitions, group activities, or stressful moments, and they help reduce anxiety while supporting focus and participation. Verdict: Highly recommended for classrooms, therapy settings, and home use. A practical, durable, and discreet way to support sensory needs.

Easy to clean, bought so my daughter would stop chewing her hair. Did the job perfectly. Her teachers have commented that she focuses better when she wears one in class.

(For reference my son is 8 and has a good amount of his adult teeth in already. He does have PICA with a preferred texture being similar to rubber, things that are “springy” or slinky like, hard metals, and cloth like textures). Received these yesterday with a bunch of others that I brought for my son. These immediately became his favorite. As I mentioned, he likes springy like textures and this became number one of his top 2. He did think the taste was strange at first…but that was more than likely because he reached for and immediately started chewing before I had the chance to soak and wash them. But after I took it back and washed everything, he didn’t think it tasted strange anymore. He likes the fact that he can stretch it and it goes back into place (which is great considering he stretches it over his kneecaps while he chews on it🤦🏽‍♀️) so I’d say it’s quite durable when it comes to stretching then coming back to its original size. Then he enjoys the springy texture and it doesn’t hurt his teeth when chewing. It seems as if he’d have to really pierce his teeth through to break it. So I’d say it’s safe. I’d say it’s fine style wise. We weren’t really going for style, more so the springy texture is what he needed. However, not like a choker necklace, it hangs down and is a great size. That would’ve been my concern but it hangs like one of those candy necklaces, which is great.

Perfect for a teething baby. We did not use a soother, so these are a perfect option

My daughter loved these