When introducing crayons to toddlers, finger crayons are my first choice. These crayons are perfectly sized for small hands and can fit in a child’s palm or on their finger. From a developmental standpoint, finger crayons are great for working on finger isolation, whole hand grip and general fine motor skills. They can also be stacked Read More
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5 Ways to Enrich Your Young Child’s Fine Motor Development (3-5 years old)
I thought about naming this post “big work for little hands” but decided to go with the title you see above. That being said, my discarded title brings up an important point. I believe strongly that typically developing children accomplish tasks when they are ready. Developmentally, not all little hands are ready for big work. The activities Read More