Jellystone Watermelon Pendant - Soft
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Jellystone Watermelon Pendant – Soft

Sensory Delight, Juicy and Bright! 

Shaped like a juicy watermelon slice and made from FDA-approved silicone, our Watermelon Pendant offers a durable and delightful solution for children seeking oral stimulation. Recommended by Occupational Therapists, the Watermelon Pendant is the ideal tool to help your child self-regulate and self-soothe when big emotions strike. 

Our Watermelon Necklace features a BPA-free, 100% non-toxic food-grade silicone pendant to withstand the most strenuous of chews on a black necklace featuring our custom-designed safety clasp that separates easily when gently tugged. 

*For SOFT Chewers*

  • Pendant Size: W 3.2cm x H 5.5cm x D 1.4cm
  • Necklace Hang Length: Approx. 84cm

Warning: Not suitable for children 3 years of age or under. Due to the vast range of needs and the diversity of the spectrum, these products may not be suitable for all children. Please use your own discretion and use under adult supervision. These jewellery pieces are not indestructible and therefore will need to be monitored and replaced if damaged.

$16.95 inc. GST

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