Bilabial Shapes

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Bilabial shapes are utilized to enhance speech and language skills. This refers to the physical formations made by the lips during speech. They involve the contact or near contact of the upper and lower lip to generate sounds like "p", "b" and "m". One effective approach for children is to engage them in activities that involve imitating and then producing bilabial sounds. Also keeping a mirror in front of them and narrating to them stories which emphasize bilabial sounds will encourage them to tormat their lip in the way required to construct bilabial sounds

Chew loops consist of two parts i.e. long biteable stem and a corrugated handle. Place the biteable stem inside the child's mouth laterally on the right or the left side for 10 seconds.

Instruct your child to bite the stem with molar gums for oral sensory stimulation. And ask your child to hold onto the loop with one or both hands.

Place the corrugated handle inside the child's mouth and ask your child to bite the tube for 10 seconds. Remove the loop.

Carefully repeat Steps 1 and 2 for 10 seconds each.. Then allow your child to hold the stem for 10-15 seconds. Repeat the same two times more.

This is an oral and sensory motor device designed for a resilient, non-food, chewable surface for practicing biting and chewing skills. They are made from safe and non-toxic materials.

Instruct your child to bite the stem with molar gums for oral sensory stimulation. And ask your child to hold onto the loop with one or both hands.

Place the corrugated handle inside the child's mouth and ask your child to bite the tube for 10 seconds. Remove the loop.

Carefully repeat Steps 1 and 2 for 10 seconds each.. Then allow your child to hold the stem for 10-15 seconds. Repeat the same two times more.