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Introducing the versatile Teething Necklace for Baby, specifically designed not only as a teething aid but also as sensory toys for children with ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety. This chewable necklace is crafted from food-grade silicone, ensuring its safety and healthiness for all age groups, including kids over 3 years, teens, and even adults.
Features:
Material: 100% BPA free, high-quality silicone ensuring a safe and healthy sensory chewy necklace for users of all age groups.
Safety Design: Designed with breakaway clasps to avoid choking hazard and an ultra-smooth cord that doesn't tangle in hair.
Easy Clean: Quick and efficient cleaning with mild soap and water, also dishwasher safe for convenience.
Versatility: Not only helps soothe teething discomfort but also enhances visual stimulation, improves motor skills, and supports brain development. Its calming color is also suitable for children with ADHD, autism, and SPD.
Ideal Gift: Acts as a bonding factor between mom and baby, making it a thoughtful baby shower gift.
Rely on Flyaway’s Teething Necklace for an innovative, multi-purpose solution that promotes safety, health, and developmental support. It's more than just a necklace; it's a versatile tool for comfort and improvement.
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Adorable way to add little jewelry that my daughters can wear and baby can easily grab and chew on.
Keeps them entertained and the necklaces are cute.
Great for teething and kids with ADHD - gives their hands something to play with and if they want to chew on it - it doesn’t break.
Baby left to on this, does a great job of giving him something to grab. (That is not my hair.) and when he sticks a few of the beads in his mouth, it highlights his little baby teeth, super cute.
I always keep one at home and the other on the go. I attach her Dr. Brown pacifier to the beads and she loves the combination.
Teething necklaces HAVE KILLED CHILDREN.
The clasp sucks.
The clasp has been replaced multiple times, and it still fails.
Autistic three year old bit three beads off in the first few hours.
Probably not safe for sensory kids.