Special Supplies Sensory Mouth Brushes and Oral Stimulation Tools for Kids and Adults, Wake Up Mouth for Desensitization, Soft, Flexible, Textured Silicone (Olive)

My 4 year old with sensory processing disorder has this broken in less than 24 hours. The whole end broke off and was in her mouth. I would be buyer beware and watch the kids

Great for my kid who likes to mouth and chew on things. He used to chew on shirt collars till there was a hole, but now that he has this and some other sensory things, he's stopped chewing on shirts. Easy to clean, just wash it occasionally. Even with consistent use, it doesn't show wear. Seems to have helped with fighting brushing teeth as well so that's another win.

This is a review of Special Supplies Sensory Mouth Brushes and Oral Stimulation Tools for Kids and Adults, Wake Up Mouth for Desensitization, Soft, Flexible, Textured Silicone (Olive) This tool is not made of unhealthy plastics; it is made of silicone. Yay. Depending on what the goal is, this tool can be useful. If the goal is to provide an alternative chewing experience, this could work well. The tool is sturdy, and when the ‘bristles’ move when the teeth crunch down on them. To test for safety, I tried pulling the green (top) section off the handle. The top stayed on without budging at all, so it seems safe for kids. However, if the goal is to massage the gums and palate, as the listing suggests, this is not good. This tool is not as soft as I expected it would be, particularly since the description suggested it would be good “for massaging the gums, tongue, and palate during teething or soothing.” I find the texture to be much too stiff for massaging the gums and palate, especially for infants teething ; even for myself, I fear I will incite canker sores by massaging my gums with this. I would never ever massage a child’s gums with this. So, biting alternative, yes. Massage, no.

I have tried and love some of this brand’s therapeutic products. I have an over all positive view of this company. However, this product needs redesigning. My baby is a HARD CHEWER. I was using this to stimulate her oral muscles to encourage speech production since she is working on that in speech therapy. However, when using this tool, my baby chewed off the cap, which makes it a potential choking hazard. It’s not a winner for us.

Useless product not as described. I can see why it has frequent returns.

Having a child with sensory needs, finding tools that are both effective and non-intimidating is a priority in our household. These sensory mouth brushes have been a game-changer for oral stimulation and desensitization. The soft silicone texture is gentle yet effective, and my little one actually enjoys the experience rather than resisting it. Whether you're using them for therapy or just daily oral care, they’re a must-have tool that helps ease sensitivity and promote comfort.

Young family member enjoys using it. Well made and is an ok value.

I have multiple students who need vibration input to the mouth but can't tolerate actual vibrations. This is a great alternate when rubbed between teeth, but also just in the mouth at all. The size of a toothbrush & very easy to use. Still need to see how long it lasts, but Ilove the cute color options are nice!