Spoon tips

ARK's Fork Tip attachments turn any Z-Vibe® into the ultimate sensory feeding tool.The Spoon Tips have helped many therapists and parents get tube-fed children on their first solid foods. Now a Fork Tip is available to add to your set! The Fork Tip is available in two different versions - smooth or textured.  The textured version has gentle bumps along the back side of the tines for added sensory input. When used with the Z-Vibe handle, the Fork Tip can help "wake up" the mouth, increase awareness, and provide stimulation during feeding. A wonderful tool for any sensory mealtime treatment plan!Made in the USA, medical grade, FDA compliant No lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex Each tip measures about 2,5cm at the widest part and 8,3cm longAvailable in two different versions - smooth or textured - choose which option you'd like from the menu above.Dishwasher-safe (no drying cycle)Colors may varyTo be used with either the Z-Vibe or Z-Grabber handle (sold separately).Caution: this therapeutic tool should be used by a professional therapist or caregiver trained in its use. Use must be supervised at all times.

ARK's Spoon Tip attachments turn any Z-Vibe® into the ultimate sensory feeding tool. The Flat Spoon Tip is very similar in size and shape to the original small Spoon Tip. The difference is in the spoon bowl - the Flat Spoon Tip has a very thin profile that's perfect for individuals who have limited lip control and/or difficulty removing food from the spoon. The Flat Spoon Tip is available in two different versions - smooth or textured. The textured version has ribbed lines inside the spoon bowl and gentle bumps on the back, providing tactile input to the upper lip, lower lip, and tongue at the same time. Use it to introduce texture to puréed foods like yogurt, applesauce, stage 1 baby foods, etc. When used with the Z-Vibe handle, the Spoon Tips can help "wake up" the mouth, increase awareness, and provide stimulation to the lips, tongue, cheeks, and jaw. A wonderful tool for any sensory mealtime treatment plan, these Spoon Tips have helped many therapists and parents get tube-fed children on their first solid foods.The Flat Spoon Tip is firm, but has a little bit of flexibility built in for individuals who may have a strong bite reflex.medical grade, FDA compliant No lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latexEach tip measures about 7,6cm x 1,9cm. The spoon bowl specifically measures about 3,55cm x 1,9cm (LxW). Available in two different versions - smooth or texturedWorks best with puréed foods like yogurt, applesauce, stage 1 baby foods, etc.Dishwasher-safe (no drying cycle) To be used with either the Z-Vibe or Z-Grabber handle (sold separately).Caution: this therapeutic tool should be used under adult supervision at all times.

ARK's Spoon Tip attachments turn any Z-Vibe® into the ultimate sensory feeding tool. The Spoon Tip was specially designed by feeding therapist Debbie Lowsky, MS, CCC-SLP to support easy feeding and food removal. The size and shape of the spoon bowl are "just right" - big enough to hold an appropriate amount of food, but small enough to prevent the spoon from being overloaded with too much food.When used with the Z-Vibe handle, the Spoon Tips can help "wake up" the mouth, increase awareness, and provide stimulation to the lips, tongue, cheeks, and jaw. A wonderful tool for any sensory mealtime treatment plan, these Spoon Tips have helped many therapists and parents get tube-fed children on their first solid foods. Made in the USA, medical grade, FDA compliant No lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latexEach small tip measures about 7,6 x 1,9cm. The spoon bowl specifically measures about 3,5 x 1,9cm (LxW). This size is best for infants and toddlers. The small size works best with puréed foods like yogurt, applesauce, stage 1 baby foods, etc.Each large tip measures about8,6 x 2,5cm. The spoon bowl specifically measures about 4,4 x 2,5cm(LxW). This size is best for older children and up through adults. Adults may find this spoon a little smaller than regular spoons.Dishwasher-safeTo be used with either the Z-Vibe or Z-Grabber handle (sold separately)The soft version (blue or teal) is recommended for individuals with a strong bite reflex.These spoons are sized for children up to the age of roughly 3 years, depending on their mouth size. Also available in smooth versions here.Caution: this therapeutic tool should be used under adult supervision at all times.

ARK's Spoon Tip attachments turn any Z-Vibe® into the ultimate sensory feeding tool. The Spoon Tip was specially designed by feeding therapist Debbie Lowsky, MS, CCC-SLP to support easy feeding and food removal. The size and shape of the spoon bowl are "just right" - big enough to hold an appropriate amount of food, but small enough to prevent the spoon from being overloaded with too much food. When used with the Z-Vibe handle, the Spoon Tips can help "wake up" the mouth, increase awareness, and provide stimulation to the lips, tongue, cheeks, and jaw. A wonderful tool for any sensory mealtime treatment plan, these Spoon Tips have helped many therapists and parents get tube-fed children on their first solid foods.Made in the USA, medical grade, FDA compliantNo lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex  Each small tip measures about 7,6 x 1,9cm. The spoon bowl specifically measures about 3,5 x 1,9cm (LxW). This size is best for infants and toddlers. The small size works best with puréed foods like yogurt, applesauce, stage 1 baby foods, etc.Each large tip measures about 8,6 x 2,5cm. The spoon bowl specifically measures about 4,4 x 2,5cm(LxW). This size is best for older children and up through adults. Adults may find this spoon a little smaller than regular spoons. Dishwasher-safeTo be used with either the Z-Vibe® or Z-Grabber® handle (sold separately)The soft version (blue or teal) is recommended for individuals with a strong bite reflex. These spoons are sized for children up to the age of roughly 3 years, depending on their mouth size.Also available in textured versions here. Caution: this therapeutic tool should be used under adult supervision at all times.