Chewy Lego Brick

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Original price was: $20.00.Current price is: $16.00.

Chewy Lego Brick | Oral Sensory Toy for Kids & Teens 🧱
A chewable silicone brick designed for safe sensory exploration and calming oral input.

  • Material: Silicone

  • Quantity: 1x

  • Use: Ideal for sensory seekers, fidgeting, and reducing anxiety

  • Feature: Fun Lego-style design with textured surface for extra stimulation

Description

What it is & What’s Included
The Chewy Lego Brick is a durable, silicone oral sensory tool designed to provide calming sensory input through chewing.
Includes: 1x chewable brick-shaped piece (lanyard not included)

How to Use It

  • Use during class, therapy, homework, or while out and about

  • Hold in hand or attach to a lanyard or keychain (not included)

  • Keep in pencil cases, sensory kits, or bags for quick access during moments of stress or overstimulation

What Problems It Solves

  • Supports children who need oral input to focus or stay calm

  • Helps reduce fidgeting, anxiety, and oral fixation (e.g. shirt chewing or pencil biting)

  • Offers safe, structured chewing for children with autism, ADHD, or SPD

Why Parents & Therapists Love It

  • Soft yet chew-resistant – ideal for moderate chewers

  • Discreet, compact, and kid-approved design

  • Easy to clean with soap and water or a dishwasher

  • Appeals to a wide age range and sensory preferences

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FAQs

Q: Is the Chewy Lego safe for aggressive chewers?
Yes! It's made from high-quality silicone designed for extended chewing. However, adult supervision is recommended for children who are heavy biters.
Q: How do I clean the Chewy Lego?
It can be hand-washed with mild soap and warm water, or placed on the top rack of a dishwasher for easy cleaning.
Q: What age is it suitable for?
Recommended for children ages 3 and up, including teens and older kids who benefit from oral sensory input.