Speech Delay? Try These Oral Motor Exercises|| Speech Therapy Exercises Every Parent Should Know|| Oral–Motor Exercises for Children Oral–motor exercises help strengthen the muscles used for speech, feeding, and swallowing. Benefits: • Strengthens the mouth, lips, cheeks, and tongue • Improves clear speech and sound articulation • Supports feeding, chewing, and swallowing skills • Helps children with speech delay, unclear sounds, or low oral muscle tone 1. Lip Exercises • Improve lip strength an

“Scientifically tried Backed Lip & Jaw Exercise | Speech Therapy for Clearer Sounds!” In this exercise, the therapist rubs a textured tool on the child’s lips to give gentle sensory input. According to research in Oro-Motor Therapy and Sensory Integration, this type of stimulation increases lip awareness, improves proprioception This exercise is safe, short, and useful for children with low oral tone, speech delay, and unclear articulation. ⏱️ Duration & Sets Repetitions: 8–10 Sets: 1–2 Total ti