Chewable Jewelry Large Coil Necklace – Fun Sensory Motor Aid – Speech And Communication Aid – Great For Autism And Sensory-Focused Kids 8 Pack 4 Colors
December 16, 2018 - Comment
WHAT IS IT? Lab-tested material that can safely provide your child sensory and oral stimulation. WHY SHOULD YOU CONSIDER THIS CHEWABLE JEWELRY: This larger-coil stretchy jewelry is both comfortable and more durable that smaller coil versions. Fun and yet still discreet! Larger diameter adds durability for kids who fidget or chew. By chewing on this
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I bought her some bracelets on a whim and she loved them but she put the whole thing in her … I purchased the coil necklaces for my 6-year-old daughter with ASD. I bought her some bracelets on a whim and she loved them but she put the whole thing in her mouth which makes me too nervous. I thought that necklaces would be better since she really likes to chew anything that gets near her face for example: her hair, shirt collars, jacket zippers, etc. It took her a while to get used to them since she has sensory issues with anything touching her face, head, hair, ears, neck. I wrap them around once so it is close enough to her face to be accessible but still loose enough that it doesn’t pull on the back of her neck like the pendant style chewelry. She wore them while traveling and we found out they have the added benefit of helping with other stimming by keeping her hands occupied with stretching, making different shapes, and wrapping around her wrists (she takes them off her neck first of course). My package came with a chewable pencil topper that I wasn’t expecting and she…
Great for SPD kids My child must put things in her mouth constantly. It’s a behavior associated with Sensory Processing Disorder. These are great! I was reluctant to purchase them because I thought they were a little expensive. They do the trick. No more shirts in her mouth, no more toys, no more hands…just these necklaces. ðð»ðð»
I purchased these for my son who is a sensory … I purchased these for my son who is a sensory seeker. They were delivered Tuesday. Today is Saturday and 3 of them have already broke apart. They definitely do not hold up to chewing.