Sensory Oojamabobs - Puzzle Pendant chew Necklace - Autism - Red with Lanyard (6 Designs Available!) (54cm, Superman)

Description

Size Name:54cm  |  Colour Name:Superman Puzzle pendants are super chunky chews, made of firm, flexible silicone and come in 5 different colours. These pendants measure 72mm by 60mm across and are roughly 13mm thick, my chunkiest pendant yet! Puzzle pendants have a textured reverse with raised nodules for additional sensory input. Many people enjoy running their fingers over these raised bumps so it also functions as a good item for fiddling! Neck lanyards all come with a breakaway clasp as standard for safety. Lanyards are available in two different lengths, 54cm and 70cm. This is the measure of the full length of the lanyard when it is opened out. 54cm (cannot be lifted over the head without undoing the clasp) is generally recommended for younger children. 70cm (can be lifted over the head without undoing the clasp) is the best option to select if in doubt. This item is not suitable for heavy biting, it is designed for mouthing, sucking or light chewing. Only suitable for children aged 3+ (strangulation hazard). The lanyard clip is not suitable for chewing, if you feel it is likely the clip will be chewed, the item will not be suitable.Please ensure use of the Oojamabob is under adult supervision. Although the pendants are fairly durable, they are by no means indestructible. Pendants will show signs of wear and tear eventually and may need replacing in time. Some may find that their pendant lasts for many many months without needing to be replaced and others may become damaged very quickly. This is entirely dependant on the intensity and frequency of the individual's chewing behaviours and unfortunately it is not possible to guarantee the length of time any individual pendant will last. If you are unsure which pendant will be suitable for your needs, please do contact me and I will help you to make a selection, as some are stronger than others. Please understand this is not an exact science and sometimes it may just be a matter of trial and error to find the right chew!