🌈 Sensory Chew Necklaces (6 Pack) for Kids with Teething, ADHD, Autism - Colorful Silicone Chewlery Jewellery Necklace for Boys & Girls Review

Very disappointed in them. They have to be strong enough to withstand chewing and my 4 year old did, but after just a few days we had them. They are also all deformed from chewing.

My son is on the spectrum and loves to chew on things like pencils, toys, pens and anything he can get in his mouth. So I bought this for him to help him not chew on other things. He doesn't wear it around his neck, but I casually tie one around his wrist.

Nonsense. They either just fall apart or are uncomfortably hard. Dear autistic people, who needs that. Don't worry. I wish I had never spent money

I am a kindergarten teacher and had a few students last year who found it difficult to channel their frustration properly. After I bought it and used it in my class, many bite problems stopped and the kids thought it was so cool with its chewy taste :) .

My daughter has been grinding her teeth so badly for a number of years that she has autism with Down's Syndrome. Those gummy bears helped her more than I thought. They even calmed her constant tic flipping, as her therapy uses techniques that help her use other techniques to use both hands productively.