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Chewlery

LLawrence

My 3 year old loves to lick and chew things he's not supposed to. We've tried multiple different types of chewlery with no success. We've tried the silicone Lego brick one which he bit through. We've tried a silicone club which he ended up putting the whole club in his mouth sideways and chewed the barrel clasps. We then tried a fabric chewlery but he chewed the popper clasps and then we tried a fabric one with velcro clasp but he would just put the velcro too far in his mouth. I haven't been able to find anything else online.

Does anyone else have any suggestions?

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  • Yeah my nine year old wanted some chewlry (and we hoped it might help with her nail biting), but she chewed through the first several weeks got her. But we got an ARK extra tough one and it's held up so far. (She wasn't as keen on a hand

    Bunny's links have them, but all the extra tough necklace's were out of stock so I had to get one through Amazon, but make sure you pick a colour that's in the toughest range! (Check the colour/toughness chart).  We haven't tried the handheld chew on the first link.

    Good luck with it.

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  • Yeah my nine year old wanted some chewlry (and we hoped it might help with her nail biting), but she chewed through the first several weeks got her. But we got an ARK extra tough one and it's held up so far. (She wasn't as keen on a hand

    Bunny's links have them, but all the extra tough necklace's were out of stock so I had to get one through Amazon, but make sure you pick a colour that's in the toughest range! (Check the colour/toughness chart).  We haven't tried the handheld chew on the first link.

    Good luck with it.

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