The best chewy for ASD kids, teens and adults
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Oooh, I'm tempted to try that. How hard/soft is it?
I bought the chewbuddy two aka chewbuddy SUPER as it was advertised as for aggressive chewers and I'm an adult (I'd seen a different necklace quickly disintegrated by a child and was anxious to get one that lasts). I buy them in packs of four as they're great but have been looking for something a little softer on the jaws.
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Diagnosed with:
Moderate Hearing Loss in 2002.
Autism Spectrum Disorder in August 2015.
ADHD diagnosed in July 2016
Also "probable" dyspraxia/DCD and dyslexia.
Plus a smattering of mental health problems that have now been mostly resolved.
ConceptuallyCurious wrote:
Oooh, I'm tempted to try that. How hard/soft is it?
I bought the chewbuddy two aka chewbuddy SUPER as it was advertised as for aggressive chewers and I'm an adult (I'd seen a different necklace quickly disintegrated by a child and was anxious to get one that lasts). I buy them in packs of four as they're great but have been looking for something a little softer on the jaws.
I bought the chewbuddy two aka chewbuddy SUPER as it was advertised as for aggressive chewers and I'm an adult (I'd seen a different necklace quickly disintegrated by a child and was anxious to get one that lasts). I buy them in packs of four as they're great but have been looking for something a little softer on the jaws.
Its a tube that is easy to bite down on but is very durable due to the material used (you cant bite through it) . They hace a tube thats 3/8" instead of 1/2" that is alot softer.
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Diagnosed with
F84.8 (PDD-NOS) 2014
F33.1 Major Depressive Disorder, recurrent, moderate.
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