Oral Motor Exercises for Toddlers.

In this video I walk you through 5 super simple exercises that I have used with toddlers that were demonstrating speech delays. I hope you give these a try and let me know in the comments below how your kiddo did and which one was his favorite.
* Disclaminer:
This video was created in order to share my personal experience and knowledge but DOES NOT replace the importance of professional consultation. The information provided in this video is based solely on my professional experiences with clients and my personal opinion on the effectiveness of oral motor exercises and activities. For personal guidance, please contact a speech and language pathologist for a full assessment in order to provide you with individualized help.
Also, there is no recent evidence based research or data that supports oral motor exercises improve speech articulation or strengthen oral articulator muscles. Please refer to ASHA (www.asha.org) for questions related to oral motor practices.
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[@giovannaroman436]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge,
Because being a Nannie I will be able to help the children and educate the parents

[@giovannaroman436]

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Because being a Nannie I’ll able to help the children and educate the parents
Thank you so much,and Good Bless You

[@mightykiddos]

Thanks for watching. I hope you have success when implementing these fun exercises 👍🏽.

[@lourdescortez4968]

Wow, Excellent exercises and very simple
To motivate the child. thank you for the videos.

[@mightykiddos]

Absolutely, these are fun and easy. Kids love it when adults act silly, that really motivates them! Thanks for watching 👍🏽!

[@jeannerivas5569]

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[@mightykiddos]

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[@Juicawins83]

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[@mightykiddos]

I’m glad this helps! Thanks for watching 👍🏽.

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[@mightykiddos]

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[@calmmachine]

Thank you ❤

[@mightykiddos]

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

[@giovannaroman436]

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[@mightykiddos]

Thank you for watching and sharing this video, I’m glad you liked it. I appreciate your comments.

[@rahulthorat6230]

Very informative...

[@mightykiddos]

Thanks for watching!

[@giovannaroman436]

Good Bless you

[@mightykiddos]

Likewise!

[@vumiliawambula1716]

thank you

[@mightykiddos]

You’re welcome, thanks for watching!

[@giovannaroman436]

I would like to know how to motivate fine and gross motor skill in infants and tottlers

[@mightykiddos]

Great points, I have some ideas that I will be sharing soon. Stay tuned 😉

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[@mightykiddos]

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[@VijayKumar-zq4kq]

I experience discomfort while speaking, particularly with words that include the 'd' or 't' sound, as my tongue hurts.
I feel while speaking like my tongue is only responsible for speaking and there no such tension feel on lips while speaking. I feel like the total control during speak only on tongue.
Please suggest some exercises for correction this problem.

[@mightykiddos]

I do have other videos that focus more on tongue movements- check it out. Also, it is a good idea to get a formal evaluation by a speech language pathologist.

[@sundusaabed5732]

Is this works with drooling or putting things in the mouth?

[@mightykiddos]

How old is your little one? I’m older kids we shouldn’t be seeing drooling, however in toddlers up to 2 years old it is expected when teething or congested.
If your kid is older than 2 and drooling, he/she will need to work on strengthening the jaw muscles.

[@MLKAIK]

Are these exercises good for speech delay kids

[@mightykiddos]

This may help a child have better control of his or her oral musculature and bring more awareness to oral movement which may in turn help with speech delay. I typically use this with children that do not banal a lot and are demonstrating delays in verbal communication.