ORAL MOTOR
Oral motor skills refer to the movements of the muscles in the mouth, jaw, tongue, lips and cheeks. The strength, coordination and control of these oral structures are the foundation for feeding related tasks, such as sucking, biting, crunching, licking and chewing.
Bird Whistle
Elevate sensory engagement with the Bird Whistle—a playful tool for therapy settings. Crafted for versatility, this whimsical whistle adds a melodic dimension to sensory integration sessions in occupational therapy or rehabilitation. Its engaging sounds foster auditory awareness and enhance sensory processing. Incorporate the Bird Whistle for dynamic auditory exercises, contributing to a multisensory approach in therapy. Elevate sessions with this delightful and interactive tool, where playful auditory stimuli meet sensory integration for a brief and enjoyable experience.