Sensory Chew Toys for Autistic Children, 4 Pack Silicone Chew Tube Teething Sticks Toys for Autism, ADHD, SPD, Chewies with Special Needs, Oral Motor Chewy Tool for Sensory Kids Chewer.

These chew toys are a lifesaver! They're soft but durable and provide great sensory input. My child loves them, and they help reduce anxiety and fidgeting. Easy to clean and safe to use—highly recommend!

We got these teething tubes for our 4 year old daughter and she loves them. The size of these are perfect for younger kids. They won't be able to choke on them. The material is thick so I doubt a child will be able to chew holes through them. But the material also is like a rubber so it's softer for teeth too. These are definitely great for kids that chew while being bored such as our daughter. Overall the price of these is pretty reasonable especially since you get a few different options.

My son is a very bad hand biter & these have worked very well for redirection. He bites hard & hasn't chewed through these yet. Easy to wash & no parts breaking off into mouth. Easy for little hands to grip.

My autistic child loves chewing on these! Super high quality!

Our two year old is autistic with oral sensitivity and she LOVES chewing on these. They calm her down and keep her occupied. Her little chompers have yet to rip through them so yay!

I purchased these for a student who likes to chew on and fidget with things and he really loves the one that looks like a Y.

Once again another great product for an Autism child. Granddaughter loves to chew on these when she feels over stimulated. Great size for her little hands to hold. Great to chew on. This is a real great toy for a child or a infant that are teething

My 4yr old non verbal autistic, and developmentally delayed son Loves to hold cylinder type objects (I guess I could describe it as a cylinder type lol) in front of his eyes and shake them very quickly, or he likes to take a spoon or a pencil and pretend it's a fish or "baby shark" and he "swims" these objects. Well I'm always afraid he will stick a pencil in his ear or up his nose or poke his eye so I spent time researching for a better way, and I found these!! He can bite them, throw them, pull them, "swim" across his face, he sleeps with them under his pillow and as soon as he opens his eyes he starts making his happy squeaks, and grabs his sensory silicone toys and he starts instantly playing, he's actually been playing more since he has got these and doesn't scream for the tablet as often. So I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend these sensory toys to any child (within a safe age group or supervised by adults) this is a very simple way to help your child decompress, ground before, or after a meltdown, potentially prevent one. I can bet you it'll bring a true smile to their face and to yours, definitely a great 5 star product