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Monday, October 24, 2011

Chewy Tubes Ps and Qs Review & Giveaway

"Chewy Tubes are innovative oral motor tools designed to provide a resilient, non-food, chewable surface for practicing biting and chewing skills" 
At church a few months ago, we saw a little boy in front of us with what appeared to be an amazing teether. He was very content to hold it, gnaw on it, and fiddle with it. It was shaped like a d, or a p--we weren't for sure. On our way home, my husband and I discussed how we needed to find one of those for G--as she was a teething mess and we knew she'd love it. Weeks went by, teething picked up even more, and her desire to gnaw on long chewy things increased. One day, sitting in front of the bathroom mirror, I handed her comb to her. She stuck the chewy end into her mouth and was really excited to gnaw on it. Probably wasn't the best thing for her to have.

Finally, we decided we needed that p or d thingy. Enter Speech Pathology Associates' Chewy Tubes. Thank you Google! I found their website and they were more than willing to sponsor a review and giveaway.
What we saw in church is actually a 'chewy p' and is part of Chewy Tubes' Ps and Qs Oral Exercisers. Oral Exercisers for G, right now, might as well be the same thing as teethers. It helps G practice her biting skills, while fulfilling her desire to gnaw on anything. She loved the Ps and Qs as soon as I washed and handed them to her. She can easily grab and chew on them both. The P is great for any teething baby/toddler, as the stem can reach back to the molar area or get bit by the front teeth/gums--the loop can also hit the canines' area at once. I like the P because it helps G develop her fine motor skills, when she practices picking it up by the stem. The Q is her current favorite, as she can gnaw on the stub and hold onto the ring very easily. The orange color is also great, so that she (and we parents) can find it easily amongst other toys. We've had them for a few weeks and she still gets excited when presented with her chewy Q or chewy P. As she gets older, the oral exercisers will continue to develop her jaw functions.
Chewy Tubes make the following products for jaw development
I received one of everything above to try with G. Besides the Ps and Qs, we've tried the yellow chewy tube, as it is the thinnest in diameter. I'm saving the thicker ones to try in a few months. She LOVES the yellow chewy tube. It's awesome because she can hold onto it in many different positions and grab it with both hands. She's still trying to figure it out, and loves chewing on it. The yellow chewy tube gets "g bonus points" for captivating her attention span for more than 5 minutes at one sitting!




"All Chewy Tubes are made of a thermo-elastic polymer material, which is FDA Approved. Chewy Tubes are latex free. They do not contain any PVC, lead or phthalates."
- ChewyTubes.com
You can buy Chewy Tubes at many online websites, like amazon.com, walmart.com, or sears.com. Chewy Tubes' website also lists distributors by state.

One Letters from Momma reader will win a set of Chewy Tubes Ps and Qs oral exercisers! Enter using the Rafflecopter Widget below. If you need help with Rafflecopter & to read rules, please click here.






I received one set of all Chewy Tubes to facilitate this review and sent an extra Ps & Qs to give away. Prize will be sent directly from me. All opinions are my own, yours may differ.

22 comments:

  1. My 5 month old would be using these ... teething is just starting here.

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  2. My 14 month old Clara would be using these. She is still gnawing on everything and has a lot of teeth to go..

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  3. for the little one that we hope to have :)

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  4. Our little one, who isn't born yet! :)

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  5. My 12 month old niece would be using these (:

    Moniquebbon at yahoo dot com

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  6. My 8 month old daughter would be using these :-)

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  7. My friends baby will be using these!

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  8. my 9 mo old little guy!

    annae07 at aol dot com

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  9. My 3 month old, yes she is teething

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  10. my son would be. his occupational therapist told us we should buy them.

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  11. Looks totally awesome!! Congrats to the winner!

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  12. Thanks for this nice sharing. it is really more impressive for mothers. i will recommend this to the mothers for their baby. it is a great medium to improve the chew skills and for learning the chewing and biting skills.
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  13. There are available certain therapies that can be used from home that includes parents training with special therapy sessions. Children learn these approaches and become able to develop their social and interaction skills.
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  14. One day, sitting in front of the bathroom mirror, I handed her comb to her. She stuck the chewy end into her mouth and was really excited to gnaw on it. Probably wasn't the best thing for her to have. chewy tubes online

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  15. At church a few months ago, we saw a little boy in front of us with what appeared to be an amazing teether. He was very content to hold it, gnaw on it, and fiddle with it. It was shaped like a d, or a p--we weren't for sure. chewy tube

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