<qa>  What is the purpose of the present study?Title To formulate and see efficacy of passive oral motor regimen for drooling in children with multiple disabilities Background Drooling ranges from mild embarrassment and discomfort for the intellectually intact patient with minimal drooling to gross emotional and physical impairment for the severely affected individual. Drooling produces an unhygienic condition that may be associated with a disagreeable odour. Drooling affects the social and physical wellbeing of children and may represent problems for caregivers. Many persons with severe and profound disabilities exhibit chronic and excessive drooling, which can have unfavourable effects on their socialization and health. Studies have suggested that various treatments like medication, surgery, behaviour modification, myofunctional therapy and oral motor therapy are effective in treating drooling but there is no single protocol developed to treat drooling in children with multiple disabilities. Passive treatment protocol is needed specifically designed for children who are not able to follow commands and on whom various treatment techniques like behaviour modification, over-correction cant be applied. Present study aims to formulate and see the efficacy of passive oral motor regimen for drooling in children with multiple disabilities. 