A pack of six  Chewbuddy™ chews in a range of colours!

What's in the pack?:

1 x Chewbuddy™ Stickman - Size  9.5cm x 6 cm, moderate to mild chewers.

1 x Chewbuddy™ Disc - Is 5cm across making it more discreet and age appropriate for older children as well as being ideal for little ones. Not recommended for aggressive chewers. 

1 x Chewbuddy™ Bangle - Provides a discreet and safe oral motor chewy for those that have a need to chew. Opening is 5cm across. Mild to moderate chewers. 

1 x Chewbuddy™ Super - The Chewbuddy Super is a big hunk of a chew - we haven't come across a stronger special needs chew anywhere! Measures 8cm across. (Tuff - suitable for stronger chewers/ biters).

1 x Chewbuddy™ Monster Skull/ Ghost - measures 50 x 60 x 8 mm, is recommended for mild to moderate chewers and not recommended for aggressive chewers. 

1 x Chewbuddy™ Pl!ng - Sensory Direct's new chew, perfect for younger children and mild to moderate chewers to encourage oral motor exploration.  The long stem allows chewing with the back teeth if desired. 

Colours to choose from:

Red, Green, Blue, Purple, Rainbow (mixed)

Good to know:

Sensory Direct’s Chewbuddy™ Range has been developed for children and adults who seek oral sensory feedback in mind and combines the best in safety and hygiene with textures, different levels of hardness and shapes.

All of Sensory Direct's chewys are made in the UK from medical graded material and are latex free.

Our Chewbuddy™ range is good for:

• Children with autism or other additional needs who often have a need to chew.
• A safe alternative to chewing on fingers, cuffs, pencils and toys.
• Use the Chewbuddy™ for proprioceptive input and sensory feedback to the mouth and jaw.
• Also makes a great tactile fidget toy.

Important:      

• Sensory Chews are not a toy and whilst they are durable, they are not indestructible.  
• Wear and tear can be expected depending on the oral needs of the user and how heavily the product is chewed. 
• Use under direct supervision at all times and replace the chew if signs of wear and tear are evident. 
• How long they last may depend on the oral sensory needs of the child as well as other variables.
• The lanyard and clasp are not intended to be chewed and contain small parts which may be a choking hazard.  Using the lanyard is not recommended for children under 36 months.