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Johnson Therapeutic Small Textured Spoons (Oral Sensory Tools)

April 24, 2020 by jennifer Leave a Comment

The concept of the Textured Spoon came about as the result of many years treating patients with oral-motor and oral-sensory needs.

The Textured Spoon is a single tool that combines oral-motor stimulation along with feeding.

Johnson Therapeutic Small Textured Spoons (Oral Sensory Tools)

 

Johnson Therapeutic Textured Spoons - For kids with eating and feeding challenges.

The key feature is a textured bottom, which provides increased oral-sensory stimulation to the tongue during the functional activity of tasting. This integration creates a smooth transition to conventional spoon-feeding.

The bowl of the Textured Spoon is shallow, allowing for a smaller bolus size. The handle is extended to allow for hand over hand assistance.

The Textured Spoon is available in 3 child friendly colors. This product is made of FDA approved materials and is LATEX FREE.

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