TalkTools Groovy Textured Chewy Combo - Oral Motor Sensory Tools for Kids | Self Regulation, Sensory Warm Up | Ideal for Oral Seekers | Therapist/Parent Supervision Required - Blue/Orange/Manual 2Pack

He uses them and he’s got sensory issues. He only likes one of them but that’s kids for you

Good- sturdy. My 6 yr old son who chews constantly and has a over 100 chew toys likes these.

Very study and easy for child to grasp

I got these mostly because I know the brand is reputable. These are great for the occasional chewer or one that doesn’t require those extra tough chews. Unfortunately the blue one pictured lasted less than 24 hours for my guy. While he loves them, they don’t hold very well for what his needs are. I wish they made tougher ones because I definitely would buy those.

My son has sensory issues and we go through a lot of these items. I wanted to try different brands and designs. These didn't last a single day before they came apart and had to be disposed of. They separated in large chunks that caused a choking hazard.

My two year old still occasionally chews things and I’m trying to break her of chewing up sippy cup straws. We got another talk tools teether when she was younger because she had too many teeth for baby teether. These have been durable and easy to clean. They would be a great tool for someone with autism or that just chews things as a comfort habit. I like that this set provides different textures for kids to find a favorite.

My son is almost 4 and was diagnosed with autism a year ago. He’s a sensory kiddo and loves chewing on things (mostly his fingers or clothing). I’ve tried NUMEROUS chewlery brands and chewy toys, but nothing has intrigued him. He used to LOVE teething tubes as an infant, so I figured he might like these. HE DOES!!They’re very ergonomic and fit in small or big hands well. There’s different textures all over them and the weight is nice. They’re very durable, too. Even the heaviest chewers should get some use out of them! They’d be perfect for teething babies because they’re pretty safe; no risk of a tube going down their throat. It’s nice getting a 2-pack; he leaves one by his bed, and the other in his backpack.He used to have a speech delay. His speech therapist recommended using toys like this to help strengthen his jaw and tongue muscles. I highly recommend trying these (or anything from this brand) if your little one has a speech delay!TIP: Store them in the fridge or freezer for an extra sensory treat! Helps smooth sore gums as well.I know they seem expensive, but they’re made really well. Hope this helps! ☺️

I'm extremely happy with these hand-held chews from TalkTools. The length is perfect for reaching my back molars, and the variety of surface textures is delightful. I find that the balance between firmness and chewyness of these is perfect for my needs as an adult who is a mild chewer. (I like either standard or XT in Ark Therapeutic's chews, depending on the style, for reference.) I'm not sure these would hold up well to really avid chewers, but mine have been through hours of use and still look like new. I will definitely be back for more when these eventually wear out, though I haven't decided whether to get another mixed pack or go for just the orange dotted style, which is my favorite of the two.