Sensory Direct Chewbuddy Stickman & Lanyard - Pack of 1, Sensory Chew or Teething Aid | for Kids, Adults, Autism, ADHD, ASD, SPD, Oral Motor or Anxiety Needs | Blue

My son is 3 and is autistic. He recently has been chewing more and i bought this to help. It has been fantastic. Helped him with his urge of chewing and hasnt chewed his glasses since! Thank you, seems quute durable too and isnt too stiff so has nice flex in it for that sensory feel of something to fiddle with in your mouth whilst chewing. Great value for price and perfect size too. The safety cord is fantastic too.

Bought this for my son who is four, as he loves chewing things he shouldn’t like Lego etc, so bought this to save the Lego. He absolutely loved it, design & quality were great, thought the strap to have around his neck was helpful too. Unfortunately he lost it after a few days so can’t comment on the durability, although it was definitely chewed a fair bit before he did & there were no signs of damage. Size was bigger than I expected so no issues around being swallowed etc & overall very happy. Will hopefully be replacing it very soon.

Brought multiple as these as they last the longest with my autistic son. He heavily relies on these and is chewing every waking hour. Really helps his sensory needs

My son has an oral fixation and has started to use the Chew Buddy in school and at home. The chews have really helped with his sensory output and helped increase his concentration in the classroom. My son does some heavy chewing on his and it is high quality and lasts him about 5/6 before needing replaced (it gets lost or chewed near through), lasting a lot longer than cheaper alternatives. The size is perfect for little mouths and the stickman shape is the choice in our household as he can't fit the whole thing in his mouth like he can with the circle shaped chews and gag himself. A really good sensory aid.

GREAT ITEM!! I absolutely love this and it's been a life saver in more ways than one!!I have an autistic child who just loves to bite! We go through atleast 4 tommee tippee dummys a day, clothing gets ripped, future and toys that shouldn't be bitten... Get bitten... And on our bad days... His siblings or myselfI had no idea on where to go with this until I came across this chew buddy.My son absolutely loves it! He has it around his neck from the moment he wakes up until hes ready for bed, then it's removed from the lanyard for him to utilise in a more safe manner.This has replaced his dummys (which not only saves me around 20 pound a week) saved his clothing and also prevented him from the urge to bite his brother and sister.Overall I advise any one, especially those who have children with similar sensory needs to my boy to buy one... So many people have already asked me where to get one and how much they are (stating that the price is also very cheap for what it is!) and are purchasing!Iv chewed this my self and given it a good tug with my teeth and I didn't dent it at all... Its extremely durable but soft enough to get the sensation that you've bitten (if that makes sense! 😂)

Good for kids who like to chew or bite things

Bought this for my one of my austic grandson who always has to have something in his mouth and it works deffo recommend highly was not that long ago he swallowed a coin he found he’s 10 yrs old. He uses it at home not at school but he is very very happy with this. He actually asked us there something you can get me for my mouth as I need something. And this is brilliant

As a higher functioning Adult Autist, I nevet thought I would need this but it began helping after removing it from the packaging. It's the right size for my hand.It's definitely a value for money as I don't see myself ripping through it in days, nor do I see it annoying anyone with a popping sound too. Saves me from being stuck in a loop with one of my ticks formed by anxiety.Fair warning though, careful when opening the packaging as the paper card inside pierced through and poked my finger. 😭🤣Other than that, I am going to have to see if I can take it to work.