Gustatory sensory activities

The gustatory system is the sensory system that processes food tastes and flavors. These are the best activities for the gustatory system.

If your child has autism and/or sensory processing disorder, we’ve got 16 simple to set-up oral motor activities for kids to help with a variety of challenges like picky eating and inappropriate chewing, sucking & biting.

10 Ideas for Oral Sensory Seekers in the Classroom Ideas - provide suggestions to help with self regulation, attention span and to calm the body.

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Looking for a few fresh sensory play ideas? These sensory activities are full of fun and creative ways to explore the senses while learning through taste, touch, sight, smell, the auditory sense, and even proprioception and vestibular sensory systems! One of our favorite ways to explore and learn with kids is through sensory play. There’s a ... Read more

Five senses activities are a must for young kids, especially young toddlers and even babies. Here are 48 ways to explore the 4 forgotten non-touch senses.

10 signs of Gustatory Oral Hyposensitivity Sensory Processing Disorder to look for

The oral motor system is how all the sensory systems work together inside the mouth. The oral motor system enables you to chew, taste, speak, swallow, etc.

We introduced Montessori Sensorial gustatory work this month, developing and refining the children's sense of taste. Identifying sweet (honey), salty (veggie stock), sour (lemon) and bitter (cranberry juice) was a favourite group activity.