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Chew Stixx
Chew Stixx
Sensory Chew Stick
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Why We Love It
Why settle for an ordinary chew stick when you can combine multiple food-stimulating textures into one fun and durable chew stick? Each one of the four textures on the Chew Stixx was designed by therapists. Choose from plain or one of three popular flavors to add a bit more excitement to your chew toy.
- Can be used as a finger fidget and an oral motor tool
- Works well for sensory seekers and those with sensory sensitivities
- Does not contain latex, lead, BPA or phthalates
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
Use Chew Stixx to help kids with sensitivities to different food textures become desensitized or as an outlet for teeth grinders to prevent damage to the teeth. Have an urge to chew? Use Chew Stixx instead of chewing on pencils, hair, shirts or fingers. Chew Stixx can also be used as a fidget toy for kids that have busy fingers and those who like to feel different textures.
Getting Started
All materials and colors are FDA approved . This product is extremely durable but should be replaced at first sign of wear. For kids or teens who like to nibble, chew moderately or bite (heavy chewers). Choose from Blue (no flavor), Clear (mint), Orange (citrus) and Green (spearmint). This item is not returnable.
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