As a Certified Healthcare Aide and mother of seven children five of whom have varying disabilities I can attest to the benefits of the use of chewlery. With a love for crafting and items like these not being accessible living in rural Alberta this adventure begins. Here you will find handmade sensory tools to help children, teens, and adults to aid in ADHD, autism, anxiety, stress, sensory process
ing disorders and more. A portion of proceeds go to Parent’s Survival Resource & Connection Society to help support others impacted by disabilities in the communities. Caring For Your Chewlery:
DO NOT GIVE TO AN INDIVIDUAL UNATTENDED. SMALL PARTS POSE A CHOKING HAZARD. Nylon Cord:
Regular Nylon Cording, check knots regularly. If one is loose, retie or discard item. Silicone Beads:
Wash with warm, soapy water, hang dry
Crochet beads:
Do not submerge/soak in water - spot clean only. Do not put in the freezer. If you notice a crack or breakage, DO NOT give the item to a child. Beach & Natural Wood
Do not submerge/soak in water - spot clean only. Aluminum Beads
Do not submerge/soak in water - spot clean only. These items are handmade, and every effort is made to ensure they are safe for use. Over time, knots, wood, beads, and cording can become damaged, loose or break. Ensure that you inspect your item regularly to keep your individual safe.
