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Turning Oral Motor Exercises into Play

January 19, 2026 by jennifer Leave a Comment

“Oral motor exercises may be implemented into your child’s therapy program for various reasons, whether it be to increase muscle tone and/or strength, stability, movement, or to increase overall awareness for feeding and/or speech production.  

Often times these types of activities are recommended to build your child’s awareness of his mouth and how his tongue, teeth, lips, and jaw work together to produce speech sounds and words.” – Early Intervention Support

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