What a cheerful challenge is hidden in a simple straw.
Drinking through a straw exercises the mouth and tongue muscles, but with this playful bird, exercising becomes both more fun and intense. While drinking, extra suction is required, causing the two wheels inside the bird to turn. Children receive immediate visual feedback: more force, more movement.

This practice straw is versatile and can be used for oral motor skills, sensory stimulation, and speech therapy training. It encourages:
- oral motor skills and suction power
- breathing regulation
- attention and concentration
- drinking motivation
- executive functions such as perseverance and goal-oriented work

Besides drinking, the straw can also be used for blowing activities, such as bubbling in a water bottle. When blowing, a single wheel turns, helping children learn the difference between sucking and blowing, an important part of oral motor skills.

The straw consists of three parts: the top, the bottom, and the bird. Everything can be easily disassembled and cleaned separately. For added hygiene, the manufacturer recommends freezing the straw for a few hours before reusing it. The top of the straw can also be replaced when needed.

Drinking becomes playful, motivating and motorically valuable.