Are the toppers strong enough surviving from being chewed heavily? My child chews &amp; bites a lot. All sensory toppers are torn apart in a day. Thanks.
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Mine is some heavy duty plastic/rubber. Mine is holding up so far and its been a few months.
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These straws have no give at all. They are made of a thick plastic that will break; but, I'm not sure biting would cause it- as I've never bitten one with any notable amount of force. The only time I had one break on me was when it was jammed in my lunch bag and my bag was stepped-on.
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Dear Rosemary, in less than one day, the ear, antler, and one front leg were chewed off. Nyla bones, and Kong hard rubber toys are what works best for our growing puppy. To add excitement, put a small amount of creamy peanut butter on the chew toy and save your babies teeth if you can find them. Hugs, Ron
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I bought these for my 3 year old granddaughter, and she did fine with them. I am not sure what "listed" age was, but if the child is out of the "put everything in your mouth" stage (8 months -2 years) you should be okay...we didn't use ours as cake toppers, they were just toys she played with while watching the show; she kept them in her purse ;-).
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Well my youngest is 1.5 yr and she plays with them in the tub. They are soft so when she was a little younger and teething more, she would try to chew on them. I would say they're good for pretty much any age. They're too big to swallow so as long as a younger child doesn't chew on them and rip off a small piece, there is no choking danger.
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My dog is quite a chewer, so it probably doesn't take her very long. But I can't be sure, because we give these treats when we have to crate her. I do know there's no way they last as long as rawhides, though. And be wary of the Nylabone chew toys with the sold surface. They're made in China, NOT the Healthy Edibles, which are still made here. And I won't let my dog have the ones from China, after she got really sick after chewing on one of them for several hours.
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I don't know if you've gotten responses yet, but I would try the Extreme (black) Kong toys, especially the XL or XXL black kong and the large black kong ball. I had a extreme power chewer and he played with his for 6mths and still no wear (the ball). Eventually he did start getting little pieces off the regular kong, but it still was very durable. I would recommend getting a kong that is bigger than you think he needs, b/c that will make it more difficult to damage, while still allowing him to play with it easily. And you can check out the huge nylabones (non-edible) and see how those work for him; mine was a 60lb lab, and he could destroy any except the largest very quickly. They are great for supervised play though. Hope this helps!
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Hi there, I have to say that my little boy's family of Night Furies and Hiccup go on some very boisterous adventures every day and Hiccup has managed to survive them all so far. His little sword has been bent on one occasion and almost lost down the bath plug hole on another, but his prosthetic leg holds up quite well to adventure. Hope this is helpful. cheers!
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My 3 mo old pup was and is still a chewer...has not chewed the poochie bells on the back door or the ones inside the bedroom door. Has plenty of chew toys and bones available. Things are kept off the floor and unavailable so can't chew. Pleease, Do not punish if chews if inappropriate..correct...and give THEIR chewies.
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I haven't had that problem, though I haven't chewed on them myself. Have used them in daycare and they are cleaned twice daily and the most popular chewing toy among the crawlers. I will say they are not ideal if there are dogs around, as the small dog at the place I nanny will chew them up if given the chance.
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No! They will destroy it into a million pieces in several days or weeks. I recommend Goughnuts. A little more expensive but i have 2 extreme chewers(bith pits) and they have yet(after 3 weeks) to do ANY damage to the ball and the large doughnut. There isnt a single puncture on either toy after weeks of trying!
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I remember we gave them to my daughter as soon as she had her first teeth. I would say on the few months. Even if she play with them (I mean putting in her mouth without eating it) they are very helpful to keep her calm. Now that she is 16 month old...she doesn't want them anymore. So just try to gave them the biscuits (they are very very light and brakes easily, so no danger at all).
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They're hard chew sticks. Not as hard as a bully stick but definitely not soft. I would compare them to chewing a carrot.
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I think these treats would be difficult for her to chew.They are hard and she needs something soft.If you're looking for something soft try Wellness Wellbites.They come in different flavors and my dog likes them very much.Good luck!
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Sarah, I bought one for my oldest daughter when she was 2 and one for my younger daughter when she was three months old. That was almost two years ago and they wear theirs all day and all night-sleep, baths, pool, everything. My younger is extremely strong and broke the first one that we bought from another seller on here. I bought two of these and they've been chewed on, yanked on, totally remaining intact. Each bead is safety knotted so in the rare chance that it does break, the beads will not all come unstrung.
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Other than a quick rinse, I don't believe you could do much to clean, because once the toppers are on, they're pretty much there to stay. (The metal part of the eraser will come off with it, if you do succeed). I would not recommend this, however. They didn't last a day with my daughter's chewing. The chew bracelets were a much better choice, and always available to her---and easier to clean!
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I didn't use them for beverages, I made marshmallow pops. But, my one year old chewed on them forever and they held up to that