3 Practical Ways to Help Your Toddler Transition from Gross to Fine Motor Skills
Practical ways to help your toddler transition from gross motor skills and develop the fine motor skills needed for more detailed tasks.
Practical ways to help your toddler transition from gross motor skills and develop the fine motor skills needed for more detailed tasks.
Ever thought about how many skills your toddler or preschooler is actually learning in these early years? We often talk about fine motor skills here but something we need to understand is how crucial gross motor activities are in being a foundation for those fine motor skills. These larger movements—such as running, jumping, and climbing—provide…
As moms, we’re always looking for ways to support our little ones in their early years, setting them up for success in school and life. One key area to focus on during these formative years is fine motor skills. These are the small movements involving the hands, wrists, and fingers that allow your child to…
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Playdough activities are a great way to boost your toddler and preschooler’s fine motor development as well as a host of other skills. Your child needs to build strength and coordination in the small muscles of their hands and wrists before they can pick up a pencil and start writing. Playdough is a fun and effective way to do this – the activities below will give you some great ideas to get started.
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