ERKOON Sensory Chew Toys for Autistic Children, 4 Pack Silicone Chewy Tube Oral Motor Tools for Sensory Kids with Autism, Biting, ADHD, SPD, Chewies with Special Needs, Teething Sticks Toys (4 Pack#1)

Great for those kids that love chewing on their sleeve or shirt. Bought as a sensory toy to avoid grandson from biting on his sleeve. Bought another set for teething grand daughter. The size and variety of these are perfect for teething. Easy for little toddler hands to hold. Easy wash and dry and not a scratch on these durable rubber chews. Works beautifully with introducing texture to your little ones. Bright bold colors very eye catching and easy to find

These teething straws are perfect for multiples reasons. Color choice is great. Perfect size for my toddlers to learn how to use straws and to gnaw on to help those teeth pop through. Easy to clean and the durability is great, not too tough, not too soft.

My son has been biting lately so I purchased these on a whim and right after cleaning he took to them.

Good but small

Bought these to help my son work on his oral motor skills in between feeding therapy sessions. He enjoys chewing on them and it really helps work his jaw muscles! Great for kids that might have some sensory issues and need something to replace biting behavior!

Produces a lot of saliva, both a good and a bad thing and perfect firmness. Able to chew really hard and not puncture. These hair ties are so easy for THICK hair. Not easy to tie in my honest opinion because my hair is not this thick. I like the colors, super fashionable to wear with wigs. It can be used for wigs. I don’t know whose hair is this thick in real life though.This is a hair tie. It’s made for people with thick hair. I’m sure it’d be great with thick, coarse hair but it doesn’t tie up thin hair. Ouch! Is there another option?

My son loves carrying them around and it helps his urge of bitting things he should be. Bright colors so easy to spot around the house. Recommended if you have a little one who always wants something in his hands too

They pretty quickly fall apart without even biting down very much. I get they have to be soft enough to not harm teeth, but they could have struck a happier medium. Definitely would not recommend giving these to a child without supervision.