Kids Accessories

This fun tool helps transition oral airflow into easy onset vocalizations for clients with velo-pharyngeal insufficiency, voice disorders, and fluency disorders. Color will vary.

The Pre-Hierarchy Horn sounds off with both inhalation and exhalation. Combined with the wide mouth opening, this proven tool helps very young children and clients with minimal airflow progress to...

Having trouble teaching your clients phoneme imitation, turn-taking, or how to blow a bubble? The Echo Horn, used as detailed in Oral-Motor Exercises for Speech Clarity, may be just what...

Horn #12 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.

Horn #11 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.

Horn #10 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult. 

Horn #9 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.

Horn #8 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.

Horn #7 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.

Horn #6 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.

Horn #5 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.

Horn #4 in the TalkTools Horn Hierarchy. The horns in this hierarchy gradually increase in difficulty, with #1 being the easiest to blow, and #12 the most difficult.