WHAT DO OROMOTOR ACTIVITY ISSUES LOOK LIKE?

If your child experiences speech articulation issues, such as difficulty pronouncing sounds clearly, OroMotor activities may be beneficial to enhance their speech.

Children who have feeding difficulties, like trouble chewing or swallowing, could benefit from OroMotor exercises to improve their oral muscle coordination and swallowing safety.

If your child has been diagnosed with speech disorders like apraxia or dysarthria, OroMotor activities can play a key role in their speech therapy, addressing the specific challenges they face.

Children with developmental delays in speech and language may find OroMotor activities valuable for strengthening the muscles necessary for effective communication.

Ultimately, if you have concerns about your child's speech and swallowing skills, consulting a speech therapist or specialist can help determine whether Oro Motor activities are appropriate and beneficial for their individual needs.


*Please note, the issues listed above are only possible indications of an Oro motor Activity issue and should not be considered as diagnostic criteria.