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As a parent, you want the best for your child's overall development. However, having a child with sensory issues can make that task challenging. Oral sensory needs are often one of the most neglected sensory requirements. This is where sensory chew toys come in handy! In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of sensory chew toys for kids and how they can be an effective tool in fulfilling their sensory needs. What are Sensory Chew Toys? Sensory chew toys are small, handheld items that offer a safe and effective way for children to self-regulate their sensory needs. These...

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To our customers, I thought it best to let you know that we are business as usual. Please note that whilst Australia Post continues to stay open then so will we. The bonus for our customers is that we are an online store, therefore you can shop from the comfort and safety of your couch, and order gifts for family and friends without having to risk the spread of this awful virus that is ever consuming at present.Should you require gift wrapping or a card, then please leave a note in the comments section and we will be sure to...

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Bubba Chew Silicone Jewellery and Teethers is the place people come to when they are searching for unique, functional, practical babay shower gifts for their expecting friends or family! We only like the best, and therefore have added more of the Jellycat range to our store. Jellycat is a well known brand sold in stores such as David Jones and boutique baby stores. My kids were both gifted a bunny when they were babies and they still sleep with them every night (they are going on 7 and 5). So we knew we had to add a few more options...

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Did you know we have a Chew Buddy range here at Bubba Chew? Chew Buddy is a range of fun yet safe chew accessories for children 3+ years. According to the team at Occupational Therapy for Children, oral moor skills develop whilst babies are in the womb. Babies suck their thumb, dummy or chew on teethers in order to self soothe. As they grow they can sometimes replace these products with other things such as the sleeve of their jumper and pencils, pens etc. Chewing or sucking is linked to the body's nervous system, and it can control our sleep/wake...

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Did you know? Babies are born with all 20 primary teeth underneath the gumline... and these teeth start to surface anywhere on average from 3 to 12 months. Some babies will suffer from all the teething symptons, and others will teeth and you will be none the wiser (I wish that was the case for mine). All teeth should be through by age 3.

So if your baby is teething, how can you tell? We have listed some of the signs and symptoms to keep a look out for:

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