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Chew Stixx Tough Bar
Chew Stixx Tough Bar
The Tough Chew Stick That Holds Up
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Why We Love It
This chewy takes oral motor therapy to the "jaws" level. This is one of the strongest chewies we carry. One side is smooth and the other is bumpy to simulate food textures and support lower TMJ issues. Doubles as hand fidget for children craving sensory input. Non-returnable.
- Helpful for sensory-seekers and those with sensitivities to food textures
- Supports challenges of ADHD, sensory processing disorder and autism
- For tough chewers
- Age 6 months+
Ideas for Use
The differing textures of this chew stick make the Tough Bar an excellent chewable hand fidget for children craving sensory input. The Chew Stixx Tough Bar was also designed to simulate the ever changing textures of food so that children who have sensory issues, when certain textures are placed in their mouth will become more comfortable with new textures. The small size of this therapy tool makes it ideal for storing in a purse, backpack or glove compartment so that it’s available whenever you need sensory input.
Details
- 4"L x 1"W x .25"H
- Made from non-toxic, FDA-approved material
- Does not contain latex, lead, BPA, or phthalates
- Color: red
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