Chew toys for children
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[0010]FIGS. 1 through 3 show a nonlimiting embodiment of a toy 10 configured to promote the development of young children, including but not limited to children including newborns with Down syndrome. In a preferred embodiment, a child may chew on the toy 10 and thereby promote strengthening of the child's jaw and hand (e.g., grip) muscles and improving tongue control. It is believed that improvements in jaw muscle tone and tongue control may benefit a child in speech development, nursing, and teething, especially a child with Down syndrome.
[0011]The toy 10 includes a ring-shaped body 11 formed by multiple sections (sectors). In the nonlimiting embodiment shown, the body 11 of the toy 10 is generally toroid-shaped and the multiple sections are generally toroid sectors. The nonlimiting embodiment of the body 11 represented in the drawings has generally constant major and minor radii from a central axis 13 and comprises four arcuate sections 12, 14, 16, and 18, each forming a 90-degree...
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