Special Supplies Buzz Buddy Oral Motor Stimulation kit with 6 Soft Textured Interchangeable Heads, Calm Sensory Needs, Support Speech, and Stimulate Self Feeding, Gentle Vibrations (Grey)

Great quality, and my toddler loves the bright colors. Some of the heads are a bit too big for the type of oral stimulation our 2-year-old needs, but I am sure he will grow into those as he gets older. The vibrating tool has three settings, which you can easily change with the button. I love the carrying case, too.

If you have a child with sensory needs, this is an amazing product. I thought it was a little pricey st first, but it’s great quality and has already lasted well over a year of frequent use with no issues! My son loved to put his hands in his mouth, and this was a great alternative to that

I use this stimulation kit a lot as it helps me in my profession as a speech therapist. The interchangeable heads have different textures that help my patients soothe their sensory needs and improve their speech and language. It is easy to use, and the material feels durable. It’s also easy and practical to take everywhere, which makes it convenient to bring to home therapy sessions.

The media could not be loaded. So far so good! It was suggested to get a zvibe for my little one at OT/speech therapy. We deal with spitting and grinding of the teeth reeeeally bad. I did quite a bit of research before deciding. The zvibe requires a special battery so that posed a huge issue for me. This one had a nice variety of accessories, not the most but I really don't think all of them are necessary. Very easy to use. Just feel or hear for the click when opening the bottom, left to open, right to close. And be sure to secure the topper in really well. It's great that it uses a battery I can get anywhere. It is very used and put through quite a bit. That's why I waited to review. Love that there are various setting of vibration and each of them has been used. I believe this is a much better option and value overall.

The vibration is a little strong for my son but he loves to be able to chew and pick out which top he wants to use. I try and give it to him if I notice him start to chew on everything he shouldn’t, it gives him an alternative that is fun without a fuss. It’s easy to clean, and they are pretty durable given he has chewed them intensely and they don’t look too worn. I was able to get it on sale on around 45$ and in my opinion it is worth it, but maybe not for extremely sensitive children that don’t like vibration.

Just as advertised. Powerful. Adorable. Easy to use. Vibration levels are good. Perfectly sized for tiny hands. My 2 year old niece loves hers. We are working with an OT to help her get the extra amount of oral stimulation she needs so she can stop gnawing on everything. This was recommended as a tool to use at home, with supervision. Great value for money!

We really didn’t need all of the tools, but this was recommended by my toddler’s speech therapist to help with the ‘mmmm’ sound. She had a lot of trouble doing the m sound, but we used this two times before practice and she mastered it. I don’t know if it was just a coincidence, or a great jump start, but I have to think that the vibration really did do the trick. It was super easy to set up and use. It seems like a very durable set, with a compact carrier. We didn’t have to use it much, but if it did stimulate her ability to say ‘m,’ it was worth it.

Unfortunately I deleted my pics of it....but I was going to exchange (return actually since no exchange allowed) the item a few months ago since it was dirty on arrival. It looked like it had been stepped on or rolled on a dirty floor. Maybe a manufacturing issue. But not cool. We are busy people. Before I knew it a month passed as did return window. So we decided to just wash it and stop being ninnies. LolThe kid did really like it. Then we noticed the battery kept falling out very easily!!!!! Since this can kill a child if they mouth such things (as special needs kids frequently do).....you'd think they would make sure it's not so easy. I thought about taping it or repurposing that part tbh and just going back to our arc z vibe for speech and sensory issues.We let our kid use the teether attachments as...a teether! After using it during class for two days the teddy bear was completely broken in half from the attachment part. The head split open. No likely.We let our kid use the thick blue "club" (ours is blue not green) design one but that's started to lose the bumps and crack within a few days of use.We use chews every day. I don't like it but it helps our kid cope and staves off other worse behaviors. We use hollow chews, rags, typical chew necklaces (even ones that are for "mild" use) and none have worn down as quick as this has! Seriously it's ridiculous. For the money spent and the fact that they didn't even offer to automatically exchange a dirty item is appalling. Then coming to write this review I think it's interesting that the typical review button on the purchase window is missing. So I'm guessing this won't be a "verified" review even though I bought it in March.Shady company. I would not give them my money until they change their practices. I hope they are not lying about the materials they use since they don't seem to care about safety.