ORAL MOTOR REGULATION OVERVIEW

Some children struggle with processing and responding to oral sensory information. They may be sensitive to oral input, resulting in resistance to oral activities such as, trying new foods, brushing teeth or eating with utensils. Other children may have decreased sensitivity to oral input. This can impact on their oral motor planning, speech sound production, swallowing, chewing etc.

Baldwin, Paediatric Speech & Language Therapist at Sensational Kids, West Cork

Donut Chewelry Necklace

Chewing can be a very effective way to help calm, self-regulate and focus. The bumpy reverse provides a sensory input.

Chewlery Bracelet

Chewelry is great for oral motor stimulation. Use it to redirect kids or teens from chewing on their clothes, pencils, or non-food bj t

Lego Brick Chewable

Pencil Topper

Improve attention and focus when in class with this fantastic Lego Brick themed Chewable Pencil Topper.

Mood Chewy Bracelet

A chewable mood bracelet that can very simply show the side that represents how the person is feeling.

Grabber Chewy

They provide soothing stimulation that satisfies the need to chew while also improving jaw strength.

Chewy Hand Fidget

An oval-shaped ring means it fits comfortably into your palm, the ring is smooth and matt finished.

Button Necklace

This classic button disc shape chewy, stylish and sophisticated is ideal for any young child or teen.

Combat Chewy Dog Tag

A flexible combat dogtag pendant with a nice sensory bounce – suitable for mild to moderate chewers.