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6 Oral Motor Exercises for Babies - Oral Stimulation- Speech Development- Feeding Development

#oralmotorbaby #speechbaby #oralexercisesforbabies Check My New Course: https://www.udemy.com/course/child-de... Hi, If you are new, my name is Lisa and I am an Occupational Therapist, specialized in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Padovan Method. If you would like to support me, you can do it through #Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32855332 About this Video: Oral motor therapy works on the oral skills necessary for proper speech and feeding development. In this video we are going to talk about different exercises for babies, oral motor exercises, stimulating face, mouth, and all the feeding development- Oral motor exercises for babies. Make sure that your client/patient/baby is in front of you in laying position, comfortable, and ready for the following exercises. Let’s start with the first exercise: this first facial exercises, we will start by placing the index fingers close to the top of the nose of the baby, and with small gentle movements, we will provide pressure to the skin. The idea of this exercise is simply to stimulate with deep pressure the face of the baby activating the facial muscles. The second oral motor exercise consists of the same base as the first one, however, the direction of the movements takes place from the top of the nose till the cheeks. Please follow the examples of the video for the proper use of these specific exercises for babies/infants/children. Please note: These exercises should not replace therapeutic intervention. It is best to see a speech-language pathologist and/or occupational therapist trained in oral motor therapy. Contact Me: Feel free to contact me at the Information below, If you need any friendly help from me.   / lisashchyhelot     / lisashchyhelot   [email protected]   / lisashchyhel   You can also catch me on Twitch for live reactions, discussions, and Q&A sessions. Follow me there for more real-time insights!   / lisa_shchyhel   https://bit.ly/teletherapy-ot Video of interest:    • Sensory processing - What is Sensory Proce...      • Therapeutic putty - 4 easy exercises to im...      • Oral Sensory Processing - 4 Tips How to Im...   Products of interest: Z-VIBE: https://amzn.to/2wW4mmu This video is also related to: oral motor for babies oral motor exercises oral motor exercises for kids oral motor exercises for dysphagia oral motor delay oral motor exercises for dysarthria oral motor activities oral motor development oral motor speech therapy goals oral motor activities occupational therapy oral motor problems oral motor imitation targets oral motor feeding therapy oral motor exercises for speech clarity oral motor exercises for speech oral motor overflow oral motor sensory oral motor speech therapy oral motor exercises for tongue thrust oral motor activities for toddlers oral motor strengthening exercises oral motor goals and objectives oral motor goals oral motor movements oral motor chew oral motor sensory tools oral motor kit oral motor dysphagia oral motor planning oral motor dyspraxia oral motor programs oral motor occupational therapy oral motor checklist oral motor iep goals oral motor skills for speech oral motor hypotonia oral motor deficits praxis exercises, oral movement oral motor function oral motor necklace oral motor chew necklace oral motor chew tool oral motor brush oral motor sensory seeking oral motor stimulation occupational therapy oral motor therapy for babies can do oral motor fun and games oral motor protocol oral motor techniques in articulation and phonological therapy oral motor grocery list oral motor therapy speech oral motor stimulation in neonates oral and motor dyspraxia what are oral motor exercises oral motor test oral motor impairment oral motor assessment occupational therapy how to improve oral motor skills oral motor exam write up oral motor techniques oral motor milestones what are oral motor skills oral motor skills speech development oral motor products