Puzzle Piece Chewies - Set of 2
Puzzle Piece Chewies - Set of 2
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Why We Love It
Puzzled about how to satisfy the urge to bite? The Puzzle Piece Chewy is a standout sensory solution. This cool chewelry offers ridges and textures for oral motor exploration. Features one smooth side and one bumpy side, providing tactile interest for mouth or fingers. The two chewy puzzle pieces interlock, so you can also use them as a manipulative to help build fine motor skills. Chew or fidget to help reduce anxiety and improve concentration. For moderate chewers. Non-returnable.
- Provides a safe and stimulating outlet for oral motor needs
- Supports challenges of ADHD, sensory processing disorder and autism
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- Use as a tool to help strengthen oral motor and facial muscles
- Noisy busy setting causing sensory overload? Chew on your necklace to help relieve stress
- Gently introduce chewy as a new texture to help with oral motor exploration
Details
- Includes two necklaces
- Chewy: 2.75"L x 2.36"W x 0.5"D. Necklace: 15"L
- Weighs 1.4 oz. each
- Made of food grade silicone. Nylon necklace with breakaway polypropylene clasp
- Designed without BPA, phthalates and latex
- Chewy: Dishwasher safe. Top rack.
- Necklace: Surface wash. Air dry.
- Colors: Orange and purple chewies with black necklace and clasp
Safety Information
Make sure child does not chew on necklace cord or clasp. Inspect necklace before each use. Discard immediately if any part of necklace is damaged. This necklace has a safety clasp to prevent strangulation and to breakaway when pulled on. Never use if safety clasp is broken. Remove necklaces before active play, naptime, and bedtime.
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