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.
Teaching your preschooler to read is a daunting task if you’ve never done it before. Having the right tools and training can make all the difference. This homeschool reading curriculum has made it so easy and fun to teach my children to read.Â
Developing your child’s fine motor skills doesn’t have to be difficult. Here are 35+ ways that your child is developing their fine motor skills that you probably never thought of and how you can help them improve these skills.
Want to make sure your child is on track with their fine motor development? Every child is unique but these are some important milestones your baby, toddler or preschooler will be developing to ensure their healthy fine motor development.
You want to develop your toddler or preschooler’s fine motor skills, but there are so many things that seem to come in the way of you accomplishing this goal. These 4 things may be stopping you too, but you CAN overcome these obstacles, Mama!
If you want to boost your child’s fine motor skills easily and effectively they will need to build strength and improve their coordination in the small muscles that make up those little hands. Here are some ideas for doing exactly that and ONE super easy way that will simplify your task of finding and planning…
Helping your child to manage your child’s big emotions, meltdowns and temper tantrums might be super tough – but it’s one of the best things you can do to help them! Your child is expressing big emotions. Knowing what triggers these feelings in your child and understanding how they affect their brain can help you choose the best way to help your child manage those emotions.
These are the early developmental skills your child needs to be ready for school. Practical ideas and examples you can actually use.
So when you think of school success, what does that look like for your child? Developing the skills in these 4 fundamental areas can make all the difference for how your child experiences school success.
Growing your toddler’s independence is as easy as 1-2-3!
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