Chew Necklace for Boys Girls Adults, 3 Pack Silicone Chewy Necklace Sensory for Kids with Autism ADHD Anxiety Reduce Fidgeting, Oral Chew Toys Sensory Necklaces for Chewing, BPA Free

My son (5.5 year old, ASD / sensory needs) has been using these for 3 days now and you can't even tell - there are no bite marks on them at all! We are super impressed. We have gone through 3 orders of the lego brick chewelry and while he loves those, bite marks show right away and he often bites off pieces of it, which can be a safety issue. These are the perfect size to chew or he even will stick it mostly in his mouth and get to chew on both sides of his mouth. Overall, I'm most impressed by the fact that they don't have the wear and tear that our old ones would have, and he's been chewing them pretty hard for 3 days. We were worried about spending this much on chewelry, but it's by far worth it!!

Very sturdy chew! Glad it can fit in my mouth completely and I like that it comes with a necklace attachment. The edge of the mold was a little sharp at first and hurt the corners of my mouth but gets softer over time.

The material is super durable and is a bit of a firmer chew, but the chew is pretty big (coming from a 20 year old). If the plan is to get it for kids, I don't really recommend it. If you're like me and like chewing with the back of your teeth or in the back on one side, these will hurt your jaw and cause a little bit of redness on the corners of your mouth.

For the price, it's good. It won't be the best ever, but it works nicely. Not much else to say. I guess, this could be helpful for other chewers.Light Chewer: Possibly too rough. It's not very rough or thick, but if you are barely chewing, it might be.Medium Chewer (me): Review to what I said before this section.Heavy Chewer: You'll probably be able to chew through it after a while. Depends on how often you chew. For the price, should be okay for a while.

I have preschool aged chewers that chew up everything and ruin clothes, toys, furniture, curtains, you name it. I really hoped this would be the answer. They aren't terribly interested in them though. The necklace is extremely long, even for adults. On preschoolers it goes well below their waist. I think I might be able to shorten it, but haven't tried. The easy break away part is the only part they really seem interested in chewing and I worry they'll break that into pieces and it will be a choking hazard.The chew part itself seems very strong and is holding up to the little use it has gotten. They also like to swing their chew necklaces around by the insanely long cord. So far it is not working for us. They are still chewing other non-food objects and not really using these. Glad they weren't very expensive.

Great distraction for older children that chew on items they shouldn’t. This one has a great size, not too small to be forgotten, not too big that it draws attention as a “teether” when older child is wearing it. Easy to clean and dries fairly fast. Necklace rope looks like will wear fast but easy for child to use, easy to clean, and cheap enough to replace when needed.

I work with special needs kids from pre-k through middle school. These are some of the best, sturdiest chewies for heavy chewers that I have found! I have several different ones of different thicknesses and sizes for different needs and this is definitely a good choice for older kids too, which most don't hold up to. Highly recommend!

I am a Student Support Services Specialist at my school. We provide different types of support for our students. Sometimes our interventions are disciplinary, or socio-emotional, but at other times, we try to help those with ‘special needs.’ In this case we have an 8th grader and a 4th grader both with ADHD and both fidget in class. The 8th grader chews on plastic spoons, paper clips, dental floss instruments but all of those are unsafe. We gave him the pendant and it has really helped! We tried it with our 4th grader today who was making too much noise with a different device and he really likes it. Great tool!