TalkTools Sensi (Grey) Oral Sensory Therapy Tool - Speech Therapy Toy for Kids | Oral Motor Therapy Tools for Speech and Feeding

It helps my daughter with her teething pains,very good product

Love this tool. Cheaper than the other brands, but better in my opinion. Even our ST thought it was great. My son is starting to get lateral movement in his tongue. We are working on front to back and packing.

My son uses it and he will hold it himself. Don't love that he can easily twist off the top and wants to eat just the tip.... So definitely always watch young ones using it. It's stimulating his mouth and tongue to hopefully talk soon!!

This works really well for post-revision massage. My 3 y/o son preferred using this tool over manual massage and will even stick it in his mouth to use it himself. Of course I have to follow up and make sure the work is done, but it seems to be a very good fit for this type of work.I would give it to stars if this item had a rechargeable battery. Battery life is good so far, but rechargeable would be my preference.

Daughter has a disability and this tool is the exact thing that she needs! So many attachments to help every obstacles she faces orally. Her therapists were excited that we got one making us ahead of the game!

Bought this at the recommendation of my son’s food therapist, but it stopped working after a month. I have emailed customer service multiple times and gotten no response. Definitely would NOT recommend wasting your money on this item!

Love this! I use is often with my kiddos in feeding therapy as a way for them to stimulate their own mouth prior and during meals. I love that it takes regular batteries

My son is autistic and has sensory challenges related to motor movement that affects his ability to speak and eat. We got this for him to practice exploring the senses around his mouth.For about a week he loved it and used it regularly but then it broke. I tried to fix it but was not able to. The device has a bizarre locking mechanism to hold the battery in place that both screws in and also clicks into place. It’s held together with a small plastic piece that seems to require pressure to hold it into the right position. This piece is small and brittle and I can’t understand why they didn’t just set up a simple screw in lock like every other battery powered device in existence.Nevertheless, my son liked it so much I decided to ask for a replacement. I sent the broken one in and the seller graciously sent a new one immediately - zero complaints about the replacement process.I gave it to my son to use, but within a mere hour we encountered the same problem with the stupid lock not working and the battery falling out. I fiddled with it for a long time but again could not fix it. My son was not rough with the device, and besides, a tool for a 4 year old to use should have some durability.I never write reviews but this this was so frustrating that I wanted to warn other potential buyers. If not for the faulty lock mechanism I would have given it a positive rating. There are other similar tools on the market, so I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere.