CHUIT Tetrus Fidget Chew

The Tetrus Fidget Chew by CHUIT is the ideal sensory tool for anyone in need of a satisfying chew or fidget experience. Thoughtfully crafted from high-quality, food-grade silicone, this chew combines style, functionality, and sensory stimulation in one unique design, making it a go-to accessory for sensory seekers of all ages.

The Tetrus Fidget Chew offers four distinct textured arms, each providing a different chewing sensation. From circular bumps to zig-zag ridges, these varied textures cater to individual preferences, making each chew session an exploration of tactile sensations. This chew tool isn’t just versatile in texture; it’s specifically designed to reach back molars, offering beneficial proprioceptive input that helps engage jaw and masseter muscles, supporting sensory regulation and improved focus.

CHUIT Tetrus Fidget Chew Features:

• Four Unique Textures: Includes circular bumps, ridged, lined, and zig-zag textures for a varied sensory experience.
• Designed for Back Molars: Targets key jaw muscles, providing satisfying proprioceptive input and aiding in sensory regulation.
• High-Quality Food-Grade Silicone: Safe, durable, and easy to clean, made to withstand regular use.
• Portable and Stylish: Its compact, discreet design makes it easy to carry and ideal for on-the-go use.

The Tetrus Fidget Chew isn’t limited to chewing; it also doubles as a hand fidget. Place your pointer finger through the central hole and use your other hand to spin it, or twist it with both hands by the circular extensions for added focus and fine motor skill practice.

Whether for sensory relief, increased focus, or fine motor development, the CHUIT Tetrus Fidget Chew is a multi-functional tool that combines practicality and sensory satisfaction in one compact design

• Sensory Chews are not a toy and whilst they are durable, they are not indestructible.
• Wear and tear can be expected depending on the oral needs of the user and how heavily the product is chewed.
• Use under direct supervision at all times and replace the chew if signs of wear and tear are evident.
• How long they last may depend on the oral sensory needs of the child as well as other variables.