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Early intervention toys advance developmental stages of mouthing therapy, and provide a positive oral experience for babies with hypersensitivity and oral sensory defensiveness.

Ideal for oral motor facilitation, stimulation, and desensitization, these are some of the greatest early fine motor toys available!
Disc Cushion by AeroMat
Disc Cushion by AeroMat
Promotes attention and improves balance while strengthening back muscles.

 
Baby Grabber
Baby Grabber
Designed to calm and soothe infants who are in the developmental stages of mouthing.

 
Grab 'N Chew XT
Grab 'N Chew XT
The Grab 'N Chew XT is an X-tra Tough mouthing therapy tool.

Tri Chews
Tri Chews
Designed with ridges, bumps and swirls on each end to simulate the various textures of food used for chewing.

 
NUK Trainer Toothbrush
NUK Trainer Toothbrush
Ideal for oral motor facilitation, stimulation, and desensitization.

 
Flexi Cut Cup
Flexi Cut Cup
Made of flexible, dishwasher-safe, translucent plastic.

Textured Spoons
Textured Spoons
A single tool that combines oral-motor stimulation along with feeding.

 
Easie Eaters Fork and Spoon
Easie Eaters Fork and Spoon
Angled to promote greater success and individualized to right or left hand use, with built up handles for easier gripping.

 
Baby Buzz'r
Baby Buzz'r
Press one or all of the three buttons to get one of the sensory pieces started!

$17.99
Pop-Up Toy
Pop-Up Toy
One of the greatest early fine motor toys available!

$10.99
 
Hand and Foot Teethers
Hand and Foot Teethers
These classic teethers are designed for grabbing, squeezing and chewing.

$5.99
 
Peek-A-Boo Books
Peek-A-Boo Books
There are many hidden surprises in these sturdy little books.

Baby Safe Feeder
Baby Safe Feeder
The Baby Safe Feeder is made from a solid plastic handle with a screw-on ring.


Early intervention toys advance developmental stages of mouthing therapy, and provide a positive oral experience for babies with hypersensitivity and oral sensory defensiveness.