Chewy Tubes – Original Oral Motor Chewing Tool for Practicing Biting and Chewing Skills [Yellow, 3/8" Diameter] | Made in USA | Non-Toxic | Invented by Pediatric SLP

These chewy tubes work very well and feel safe and well made. The material seems strong, and I like that they are non-toxic and free from latex and phthalates. They are helpful for oral motor needs and give a safe option for chewing instead of other items that are not meant for it. The texture is firm but still comfortable. The size is good and easy to hold, and they also seem durable with regular use. Overall it’s a simple product that does its job well and feels like good quality.

Great for chewing practice! My son chews on this a lot & it hasn’t worn down. It helps his jaw build strength. It’s dishwasher safe & easy to clean. We can even put food purées inside it to entice him to chew more.

My baby loves this teething toy. It can be used multiple ways to reach all the sore spots. I highly recommend it.

Great for seniors who need to chew due to dementia or other brain injuries. Safe gives cushion between teeth that chewing on a blanket does not. Can’t swallow or choke due to shape. The yellow one seems to be smaller in girth than the blue one. Better for smaller mouth.

My sensory seeking son loves this! He chews on it during quiet time or when he’s watching tv. His OT recommended. It’s a great size and it really sturdy even with his strong teeth.

Our son’s Speech Path recommended this as a toy to help them learn how to chew. Our son doesn’t chew on it a ton, but it kind of squeaks a little when he does. You can see inside the tube that there are some bits of rubber that they didn’t clean out of the top of the T part, which I’m not super excited about. I’ve thought about trying to find a long thin knife to slide in and shave those out of, but I don’t have anything that thin. My concern is that some of the little pieces may dislodge when my son is chewing on them. It’s doesn’t seem like a huge likelihood, but that’s why it isn’t getting five stars (a little more care for the finishing details inside the tubes would be appreciated).

Great for our oral sensory seeking 5-6 year old. It helps him keep sleeves and miscellaneous objects out of his mouth, but it does produce quite a bit of drool, so his Kindergarten teacher doesn’t allow it anymore.

We love these chewy tubes! Our SLP recommended we purchase one to have for of home practice, and it's high quality.