Chew Necklaces for Sensory Kids, 2 Pack Silicone Chewy Necklace Sensory Toys for Boys and Girls with Chewing, Autism, ADHD, SPD, Oral Motor Anxiety Pendant for Adults

(photo is of the darker one; I stashed the other in my to-go back to take to school)I’m probably not who would be expected to buy these— I’m a mid-20s full-time university student. But I’m an autistic adult trying to curb harmful biting stims (especially fingernails), & I needed something I could chomp safely. This is tougher than I expected, & it’s a pretty good replica of Oreo texture, so ¡it’s perfect! It gives me a positive mouth-feel, it withstands my toughest chomp (I don’t maintain pressure long, my jaw is hypermobile (Ehlers-Danlos), but that’s still adult-level medium-pressure chomp), & it doesn’t stand out if I wear it in public.I don’t always leave reviews (minimally verbal, translating thoughts to words is a bit much), but I appreciate a good-quality product when I receive one, so I wanted to make sure others knew this is good quality. :)

Since this is a two-pack, I bought one for myself and gave the other to my friend. I've bought a chew necklace in the past, and while I really liked it, it was a very tough rubber. Because of that, I only really used it when I had autistic meltdowns because it was a bit rough on my jaw, and I only really needed to chew that hard during meltdowns. This one is much softer. It's also quite large, so I probably wouldn't go carrying it around on my neck, especially as an adult, but it's great for carrying in a bag and the size means there's a lot to nom. I adore the texture of the cookie. The texture was the exact reason I bought this one over other ones, and it did not disappoint. I suspect that with the way it's constructed with two halves, it'll likely break under heavy use, but it's perfect for me when I just need something to regulate myself with.

I bought these for my autistic daughter. She loves them. I love that they are thick and she is not able to bite through them like some of the others we have tried.

These were a Christmas list requested item for my teenager with anxiety. They tend to chew on things that really aren't safe when the mood strikes, like plastic straws and pens and such. This seemed like it'd be just as good for an older child as for a toddler and it made them happy. Not sure I'd use these for a toddler due to the string being a strangulation hazard but as an educator who has seen similar items work well for students with autism and sensory processing disorders I think it'd be a good primary school aged child's chewy too.

I purchased this for my autistic grandson and he absolutely loves this! Of course he tries to eat it because it resembles cookies 😆. But he mostly swings it back and forth. It’s the perfect size for him. It’ll grow with him. The price was good. It’s nice and soft so no worries with him hurting himself. I would recommend this cute versatile toy.

I purchased these for my granddaughter to help her chew on something appropriate when stimming. It's been a great addition to her sensory toolbox and has helped greatly. Would gladly purchase again.

Both of these chew necklaces are super cute. However, they are very hard and not easy to chew. This can be a plus for some, but it's hard on the teeth and jaws. It'll hold up to a heavy chewer. The white cream/icing part of the oreo can be pulled off pretty easily. This could be a choking hazard for kids.

This is perfect for my son (asd level 2) when he is needing his oral sensory needs met! So many little bumps!