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Chewy Tubes
Chewy Tubes
For Chewers of All Ages
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Why We Love It
For infants, kids and adults who grind their teeth, chew on everything or need biting practice, Chewy Tubes to the rescue! Originally designed for jaw rehabilitation, Chewy Tubes help develop oral motor skills and provide great oral proprioceptive input. These resilient tubes are perfect for mouths of all sizes to nibble, chew or really take a bite. Non-returnable.
- Texture, size and resistance varies by color
- Supports challenges of ADHD, sensory processing disorder and autism
- Age 8 months - Adult (see below for age recommendations)
Details
- All Chewy Tubes measure approximately 3.5"L x 3"W
- Different colors vary in diameter
- Made from non-toxic, FDA-approved materials
- Free of PVC, phthalates and latex
- Surface wash. Air dry.
Getting Started
- Yellow: Has the narrowest stem and is best for small mouths or kids with sensory defensiveness to oral stimuli. Great for infants.
- Red: Wider 1/2” stem provides increased resistance. Age 2+.
- Green: Knobby textured surface for tactile exploration and sensory input. Age 3+.
- Blue: The largest and firmest tube that offers the greatest resistance for those with stronger mouthing muscles. For adolescents and adults.
Similar chew tools include P's and Q's and Super Chews.
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