Sensory Bubble Play

Benefits of bubble play
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➡️ early gestures & signs (i.e. more, all done, all gone, wait, go, point, thumbs up, etc.)⁠ ➡️ early verbs & actions (i.e. pop, catch, clap, stomp)⁠ ➡️ verbal routines (i.e. ready, set, go)⁠ ➡️ following directions⁠ ➡️ prepositions & vocabulary (i.e. the bubble landed on my head)⁠ ⁠ And... YES! They are playing with bubbles INSIDE 🤯⁠ ⁠ Spike's botanical bubble formula is super thin, pops dry, isn't goopy or messy, and makes bubble time fun for parents, too! The wand allows your toddler to blow bubbles all by themselves—while also practicing lip rounding and tongue-cupping exercises, too!⁠
Bubbles are an awesome tool for SLP's to use during their therapy sessions. Why? Language can be modeled, little mouths can be exercised to make shapes, and there is a ton of social interaction! ⁠ ⁠ And how cute is IG/ thetherapygardennj 's pup? 🤩 ⁠⠀ Ready to make bubbles a star in your parenting toolkit? 🌬️⠀
Great for speech therapy, oral & motor developmental exercises, visual tracking & special awareness development, our Spike Bubble Blower is uniquely designed to make lip rounding exercises easier & more fun! 🤩⁠ ⁠ #oralmotordevelopmentaltools #speechtherapy #slpeeps #slpsofinstagram #slp #elementaryschool #elementaryeducation #oraldevelopment #instaslp #speechtherapist #instaparents

Bubbles in Speech Therapy

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