The Baby Grabber was developed to provide pleasure, and to calm and soothe infants who are in the developmental stage of mouthing. Oral exploration exercises the lips, tongue, and jaw to play, which is essential for the development of speech sounds.
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Kids love this set of hands that clap when you shake them back and forth. Use it to give your clients a hand when they have performed well
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Squeeze’em, Squish’em, Twist’em! You can sqush and stretch all you want with these pliable creatures. Comes in a variety of dinosaurs.
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Medium thumb strength releases this ice cream ball to fly two feet to the end of its string. Medium-fine strength is needed to replace the string into the cone and the ice cream ball on the plunger. This is a delightful surprise for children of all ages.
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This fascinating toy allows wood blocks to flop down from top to bottom with the rotation of your wrist. It encourages full pronation, supination and visual following.
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These balls are soft, squishy spheres of fun, filled with surprises. They require a medium squeeze and are also good for visual stimulus
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Kids can make their own ice pops at home with the Lickety SipTM Ice Pop Maker. This unique no-drip, easy-sip design means less mess and more fun. Includes four colorful handles.
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All kids love a microphone. Perfect for playtime karaoke and speech play. Use this one to encourage making of sounds and use of longer sentences to enhance respiration.
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Soft, easily inflated and deflated ball. This ball is great
for diaphragm facilitation as it is soft and easily fits the
rib cage of children. It is also great for catching,
throwing, and travel. Also known as gerty ball.
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This reusable brush handle makes applying pressure while brushing much easier.
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Original walking slinky toy comes in a variety of attractive colors. 4"diameter.
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These interlocking tubes stretch and compress as you pull or push with two hands. In the process they emit a slight vibration and pleasant noise. Pull and push are both good bilateral activities. The push requires some fine graded movements.
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These are great for increasing in-hand manipulation skills. No matter how you move it the eyeball is always looking at you. Use one as a quiet fidget. Use two like Chinese exercise ball. Light weight.
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The best plastic scooter board on the market for the price. Large nylon wheels make rolling and maneuvering a snap, plus it has handles!
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These nubs make for a great sensory experience. Roll it between your hands or under your feet for a sensory experience or use it to play catch.
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Soft, ergonomic handle designed for the for Wilbarger Protocol, a pressure brush. This reduces hand and wrist fatigue, allowing greater comfort to the therapist/care provider when applying the Wilbarger Protocol.
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