Swirly Bands - Fidgeting, ADHD, Autism Spectrum - Sensory and Motor Aid Light Bracelets

These bands are very stiff. I tested them myself and ended up cutting the roof of my mouth on the flashing around the seam where it's fused into a loop. Even without that, I can't imagine anyone wanting to chew on them.Also, out of 11 bands (the package said there was a bonus band), six of them were some shade of pink, and there was only one dark blue. My 6yo boy would have been bummed, if I'd let him see the package before returning.

They look great in the package. I bought these to replace a different brand bracelet that my son had. He wore it and chewed it for 3 months,daily, till he lost it.I gave him one of these and it was broken 6 hours later. He didn't do anything to it, it just fell off while he was playing. The seam on them is pretty noticeable, and that is where it broke.Bummed!!

I work with Middle Schooler’s with anxiety issues. These might be great for little kids, but both the 5th grade boy and 8th grade girl I gave them to chewed through them in no time. Finally, we had to take it away from the 5th grader because he was chewing it into little pieces and we were afraid he’d swallow them.On the upside, for 5 minutes they weren’t chewing on the cuffs of their shirt or their knuckles.

I bought these for my nephew who has ADHD, along with a few other sets. He is constantly chewing holes in the cuffs and collars of his clothes so I figured these would help. I’m upset because they stated that these would be assorted and the pictures show an array of colors. However, I got no blue and FOUR pink. My nephew hates the color pink and it’s annoying that you essentially made half the bag a non-neutral color. These also feel incredibly hard to be considered chewable jewelry and the seams are noticeably weak (not attached very well). I’m worried they’re going to come apart and hurt his mouth the way others have stated.

I bought these for my daughter but I wound up keeping the black and blue ones for myself. They come in handy in stressful situations and I often find myself fiddling with them without realizing it. The quality is good. They don't have a smell or taste. I have chewed lightly on mine, but I doubt they'd hold up to a serious chewer. I haven't broken any yet.

I bought these for my son who has ADHD to give him something to fidget with, chew on, et cetera. It's tough, stretches nicely nicely and then goes back to its original shape after use. It doesn't seem to bother his skin and I can wash them in the dishwasher to keep them clean.

These are exactly what I was looking for. They appear to be well made and my kids (3 and 6) love them. They can chew on them with no problem and they do not break as easy as others have mentioned.

Go to the dollar store. Nothing bug. I let my son wear a few colors for fidgeting. I haven't found he really takes advantage of them for this purpose. It's a hit or miss with fidget items for each kid.