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Chew Lolli Swirl Red No Flavor
Chew Lolli Swirl Red No Flavor
A Lolli That’s Actually Good for Your Teeth
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34.00 NIS
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Why We Love It
What looks like a lollipop but is so much safer for your child’s teeth? A Chew Lolli Swirl! This multi-textured oral motor tool works as both a hand fidget and a mouth fidget that provides sensory input where it’s needed most.
- Makes a great alternative to chewing on pencils, clothing or fingers
- Ideal for kids with sensory processing disorder and those who feel the urge to chew
- Does not contain BPA or phthalates
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- Use it as a desensitization tool for kids who are sensitive to different food textures
- Keep it in your purse or pocket to provide an outlet for fidgety fingers whenever necessary
- Chew on it to prevent harmful teeth grinding.
Details
Dimensions: 3 1/2"H x 1 1/2"W x 1/4"D
Getting Started
This product is extremely durable but should be replaced at first sign of wear. For kids who like to nibble, chew moderately or bite.
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