Tuxepoc Sensory chew Toys for Autistic Children,fluxy Oral Motor Chewy Tool for Kids with Teething, ADHD, Autism, Biting Needs,Teether, Silicone chewlery for Boys&Girls (Red Yellow)

My son has been chewing through his dummy in no time at all and has been desperately needing some soft, chewy sensory items such as these. He was delighted with the colours and he did like them but he didn't find them quite soft enough. (Comparing anything to a dummy teat is going to be very difficult so it isn't a reflection of this particular item or brand) He has used them and my other child has now claimed them which has helped massively when it comes to frustrations with speech delay etc and a biting problem due to being unable to express herself for others to understand. These are very good quality and I was pleasantly surprised by this as I had never heard of this brand before and I've tried so many different types over the years and got somewhat used to items not living up to what it has claimed etc. They wash well also and nobody has been able to chew through them as of yet. Easy to hold onto also and a good texture on them. Very good value for the price.

Great and happy with it being good value

loved these for my kid he has a thing of putting things in his mouth. this helped so much he enjoyed chewing on them and was durable

My son has high needs ASD and is an avid sensory seeker. His nursery got him some of these to try because he needs multiple clothing changes a day there due to chewing his sleeves and making them soggy & then uncomfortable. He no longer chews his sleeves! I got some for him to use at home, he loves them. He needed a chewy that is hand held, necklace chewys are a huge strangulation risk for my son who likes to wrap things around his neck, this is a wonderful alternative!

I'm an autistic adult and have been using these to help, which these are very effective for. The rubber is tough but soft enough to chew on without any pain, the bumps and ridges add to an overall good sensory experience. The round end is softer to chew on than the squared end so it provides an option for some variety. As a chew toy this is good! The biggest problem, however, is that these aren't very durable and may eventually present a choking hazard if not checked. The softer round end is especially prone to falling apart after some infrequent use. Mine separated into small discs along the ridges until there was none left (I am currently using the second one). The squared end is more durable (since it is tougher) but the bumps along that side can also fall off after use as well (thankfully they are small). Overall a good chew toy for people with autism, but you should be careful and check the toy regularly if you are giving this to a child with autism.

These are really good chews for mild to moderate chewers. I bought them to try rather than going for more expensive brand as I am an autistic uni student. They provide great sensory input, but as I am a heavy oral sensory seeker I have managed to wear through them in a matter of days. Definitely consider yours/your child's chewing habits when buying these. They are hollow in the middle so break easier than other brands. Still a good find all things considered.

My daughter loves these she chews absolutely everything so they help for things like that and also when she's having a meltdown they also help calm her down five star from me

Got so fed up telling my poor 4 year old grandson not to chew the remote, his sleeve, his coat, his cars etc etc, that I thought I'd give it a go. Now he grabs his 'chewy thing' as we call it and everything else in the house is in one piece and he's not at risk of choking on bits of chewed toy. Great idea, he even has one at nursery :)