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P's & Q's - Sensory Soothers
P's & Q's - Sensory Soothers
Fun Chewable Letters to Encourage Oral Exploration
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Why We Love It
Perfect for practicing biting and chewing skills, the chewable P and Q shapes also encourage tactile exploration for babies, kids and adults. P’s and Q’s are more solid than tubular, so they offer a firmer surface for biting than other chewy tubes and toys. They’ll stand up to heavy nibbling, chewing or biting.
- Provides a unique shape for oral motor exercises
- Perfect for oral motor training and sensory processing
- For kids and adults on the spectrum and those with sensory and motor needs
- Easy to hold, mouth and manipulate
- Age 8 months - Adult
Ideas for Use
Therapists can use P’s and Q’s in their treatment tool-chest as a delightful alternative tool for young patients and older patients alike.
Babies enjoy the Q extension for tongue exploration. Little mouths enjoy grasping the P with their newly developing fine motor skills. As kids practice biting, the chewy stem of the P reaches back into molars sending appropriate proprioceptive input into the TMJ. For larger jaws, the larger Q offers a firm bilateral surface for jaw closure activities.
Similar chew tools include Chewy Tubes and Super Chews.This item is not returnable.
Details
- Set includes one P and one Q
- Made from non-toxic, FDA-approved materials
- Do not contain PVC, BPA, phthalates, latex or lead
- Clean with mild soap and water
- Colors: Green or orange
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