Description
The Chewnoodle is a oral motor chewing device for special needs children that diverts chewing from clothing, hands and unsafe objects. Whether you are encouraging chew for self-regulation of for strengthening jaw muscles,
The Chewnoodle is a terrific, convenient solution for children who like to chew on the move.
The Chewnoodle is made up of a non toxic silicone tube measuring 8" long x 1/2" diameter.
It is attached to a light-weight aluminium carabiner.
The carabiner can be clipped on to the shirt for easy access, the pant belt loop, or the strap of a bag to reduce risk of being lost.
The Chewnoodle is a terrific, convenient solution for children who like to chew on the move.
The Chewnoodle is made up of a non toxic silicone tube measuring 8" long x 1/2" diameter.
It is attached to a light-weight aluminium carabiner.
The carabiner can be clipped on to the shirt for easy access, the pant belt loop, or the strap of a bag to reduce risk of being lost.
- The Chewnoodle silicon tube is made from non toxic FDA approved materials.
- It contains no sulfur or other acid-producing chemicals, thereby eliminating the possibility of staining, corroding, or deteriorating materials it contacts.
- It is very resilient and stretchable, therefore making the material a perfect tool for chewing needs.
- It is easy to care for by hand-washing with warm soap & water or an occasional wash in the top rack of the dishwasher is fine too.
- To discourage chewing on the metal components, attach the carabiner high on user's clothing.
- The Chewnoodle is ideal for children with Sensory Processing Needs and Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Individuals with Autism tend to chew on their clothing or fingers and this is a safe alternative.
- 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.
Please supervise at all times and replace if necessary when the item shows signs of wear and tear.
Always pick a sensory chew that is suitable for your children's needs. We suggest you seek guidance from an occupational therapist on selecting the right chew.
Once damaged, Sensory Chews should be discarded and replaced.