🐯 Sensory University Tactile Tiger: The Ultimate Chewable Armband for Sensory Stimulation Review

My son is chewing on his shirt so I got one of these. He chews it but takes it off to chew and loses it. I only found it yesterday after losing it for about a month.

I love it and so does my son, it really helped with the biting on his wrist, he is level 2 autistic and nonverbal but when he is happy or upset, bite he stuck his wrist and we have stopped a lot since him so thank you this product is a life saver

The problem with them is that they are for very small children and will come loose anyway. If you have a thicker wrist, chewing is useless, most likely they take it off your wrist and just chew it. It's well made but doesn't do what it's intended to do.

My son shows little interest in it. He has another "chewable" bracelet that he likes but quickly lost interest in. Also, the few times he used it, it made a TERRIBLE squeak. I hoped it would help us stop him from chewing his sleeves, but that wasn't an answer.

Works great! He has outgrown them, please increase size. He bites his hand and it works fine. He can take them off but he can't, the problem is that as he grows they start to come off. The material is strong enough to withstand his bites, but they no longer fit his wrists (he is 9 years old).

Was looking for a chewable bracelet for my 5 year old son with ADHD. He regularly chews his shirt sleeves, but he's only preschool, so a pencil chew stick isn't ideal for him. The bracelet had to be male enough not to be teased by the other kids. In this regard, he did a good job - he liked the design and color (it turned yellow). The main problem was that he had to take it off to get a good angle to chew, which resulted in him leaving it in place and losing it relatively quickly.