As soon as a baby starts reaching for things, parents tend to start wondering if their child will be left or right handed. Hand preference (or dominance) isn’t something your child chooses. They were created with it already determined for them by their brain and genetics. A couple of studies have even shown that hand […]
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Gross motor activities for preschoolers help develop their large muscle groups, – their arms, legs, back, and stomach. Parents start working on gross motor skills with their children as infants when they encourage them to roll, crawl, stand, and walk. As your child grows they continue to strengthen and develop these large muscle groups. While jumping and running
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Fine motor skills activities for preschoolers are things they can do with their hands – finger, thumb, wrist. These are the skills children need to cut with scissors, write their names, and zip up their jackets. The importance of developing fine motor skills is that they will help your child become more independent in taking
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