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)

This has been a great addition to my child’s speech therapy journey. The spoon is great for spoon feeding purées, and the different vibration modes are helpful as well. Plus the bear attachment is just cute!

Loved all the tops to choose from and the nice case, works great. It’s good quality. Sadly my has lost interest in the device after less than 1 week.

My son had been showing some mouth/sensory related issues and after a long search this is what I decided on. The interchangeable heads are super easy to change out and the options of the textures is fulfilling for him. It has 3 vibration levels and seems very durable thus far as my son is not gentle with anything. It also shuts off on its own which if it’s left on too long to preserve the batteries which is nice. That being said-There are two things that aren’t deal breakers for us but I would like a rechargeable option v batteries and to turn it on/off is a little hard for my 3 year old son to do on his own. Overall this was priced fairly and has done all that I sought it out to do.

Update: I got to learn how to use this sensory tool by my child’s speech therapist. It has helped decrease unwanted biting. It has also saved clothing and toys from unwanted biting. My little allowed me to brush their teeth and allowed me to use the spoon head for feeding a new food.Very happy with customer service! In a world where it seems like everything is stacked against parents of neurodivergent kiddos, I’m thankful for this company and the resources it gives to us for our amazing littles.We got it on a Saturday, opened it Sunday. Put in batteries and the light only flickered and barely vibrated and shut off. Tried multiple different batteries and still same thing.My little one loved the different textures and “chewiness” of the different toppers.Ordered a replacement, fingers crossed the new one actually works. If not, it’s sad to spend $40 on a broken sensory tool.

My baby girl loves it. The vibrations don't go from low to high tho i feel they stay too high so I just leave it on for like a minute otherwise it will make my baby's ears feel funny.

I was searching high and low for feeding tools to support my then 7-month-old with developmental delays, and this kit has truly exceeded my expectations. After checking with both his OT and PT, we got the green light to try it—and I’m so glad we did.This was actually the first thing my baby ever grasped on his own, and since then, he's continued to hit important milestones with its help. The vibration is definitely strong—not what I’d call gentle—but after a few uses, both baby and caregiver adjust to it. That strong sensory input has really helped with oral awareness and engagement.The interchangeable heads offer a great variety of textures and shapes. We especially love the teddy bear head—it’s friendly and comforting, and we always start and end each session with the teddy giving kisses. It’s become a sweet ritual and makes the tool feel like a toy rather than therapy.My toddler loves it too. He helps during sessions and enjoys treating clean-up as a game—it’s a puzzle for him to match the heads and put them away in the pouch, which is great for his own learning and bonding time.The set is easy to clean, well made, comes with a battery included, and the zippered pouch is super handy for staying organized at home or on the go.If you're supporting a child through sensory challenges, oral motor delays, or feeding issues—this is hands-down one of the most helpful tools we’ve added to our routine.

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.

My TMJ physical therapist recommended this as a tool for me to do my TMJ exercise exercises. So although this looks geared towards children, it’s definitely a great tool for an adult.