Great product to use with children experiencing sensory issues or kids who just plain feel the need to put everything in their mouth. She wasn't crazy about it at first, but every time we catch her with something she shouldn't be chewing we simple trade it for a P or Q. Love that they have enclosed circles so you can attach a pacifier holder or even a lanyard to prevent child from dropping and losing them and also for cleanliness (my little one likes to throw hers when she is mad, so not a great thing if you're walking in the middle of the mall when a million people have walked) We wash them with soap and water and because of the rubbery texture, you can dip them in a favorite drink to get that flavor onto them to encourage the child to use them. I would definitely recommend these, but from a different seller as this description leads you to believe you receive 2 sets of p's and q's when in fact you only receive 1 set. Read more
I have an 8 yr old sensory seeker and he always goes back to these chewies. I have tried different ones, but these are the most sturdy and easy to wash. He can chew through them, but only with a lot of effort and after a lot of chewing. Read more
My son loves the chewy Q and P. He is 7 months old and we've had them for 3 months now. There isn't really any sign of use and wash easily. Definitely recommend as a teething toy. Read more
This is a great product, but why did I buy from this seller? Most other sellers are under $8 and still offer prime. Annoying. My 6mo prefers the p&q over the other chewy tube products that are shaped like a T. He will gnaw very happily for some time. Read more
P & Q are fantastic for my autistic son who's 5 now and also getting his molars. But THE "Pack of 2" is completely misleading!! It's only 1 pk of 1 P and 1Q. They come together. It's not 2 of each!! Read more
If you have a heavy/intense chewer, these don't last very long. Read more
We love these things, they are incredibly durable. My 15-year-old son has autism and we find him occasionally biting items around the house (like the remote control to his DVD player). We give him these tubes and he gets a lot of sensory input as well as releases tons of energy by clamping down as hard as he can and chewing on them. Well worth their value. Read more
I bought these per a request from my daughter. Her daughter is Autistic and loves to put objects in her mouth. When they were first presented to my granddaughter she was not impressed but did like them eventually. it is a great tool for teethers and other children who may have a oral fixation and theywill not hurt them. Read more
