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Sep 17 2024
Collar de mordisqueo de Halloween para niños sensoriales, collar de cruz de silicona con calavera para bebés, niños, adultos y mamás, juguete ideal de mordisqueo para el autismo, ADHD, ansiedad y alivio de fidget (2Pack)
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- 【Spooky & Practical Halloween Gift】These black and white Halloween-themed chew necklaces, featuring a cross with a skull print, combine spooky style with practical use. Perfect for babies’ first Halloween and ideal as basket stuffers, they add a touch of spooky fun to any “Nightmare Before Christmas” adventure.
- 【Fun Sensory Motor Aids】Perfect for kids and adults with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing disorders, this chew necklace helps manage anxiety, stress, fidget and the urge to bite. It offers a soothing alternative to chewing on fingers, pencils, or clothing, providing a safe and calming way to stay focused and relaxed.
- 【Multi-Textured for Soothing Relief】Each silicone teething necklace offers various textures for a satisfying chew experience. It’s designed to soothe teething pain in toddlers while also providing sensory stimulation and anxiety relief for kids and adults with autism, ADHD, or those needing a fidget toy.
- 【Adjustable Length for All Ages】The adjustable chewy necklace length ensures a comfortable fit for both infants and adults, making it versatile for the whole family. Plus, it doubles as stylish Halloween chewelry, perfect for adding a spooky touch to your festive outfits.
- 【Easy to Clean and Maintain】Keeping these chew necklaces clean is simple and convenient. Just rinse with warm soapy water or place them in the dishwasher for a thorough clean, you can also store them in the freezer to ensure they are always hygienic and ready to use, perfect for on-the-go soothing and fidgeting needs.
