by GenesisAdmin | Dec 23, 2019 | Early Childhood Development, Education |
Good fine motor skills are a determining factor to your child’s academic success. As a parent, you play a very important role in your child’s overall development, and this includes the development of their fine motor skills. One of the most important things...
by GenesisAdmin | Dec 11, 2019 | Early Childhood Development |
Motor development includes both fine motor and gross motor skills. When a baby spends a lot of time on their backs or stomachs, it helps to develop their coordination, balance, and muscle strength. And after a lot of concentration and practice, babies will be able to...
by GenesisAdmin | Apr 15, 2017 | Early Childhood Development |
Fine motor development Fine motor development refers to the development of the little muscles in the hands, wrists and fingers. By strengthening these little muscles your child will be able to refine the movements of the hands and fingers and will be able to exert...
by GenesisAdmin | Apr 8, 2017 | Early Childhood Development, Social Development |
Child Development 7 – 12 months Hello world! The second half of your baby’s first year is all about exploring and her increasing mobility helps her to do exactly that. Let’s look at some of the developmental milestones you can expect to see at this age. Remember...
by GenesisAdmin | May 19, 2013 | Barriers to Learning, Early Childhood Development, Parent guidance |
As part of my assessments I routinely check fine motor control and pencil grip and often while reporting to a parent that their child’s pencil grip is inferior I am asked: “What does it really matter? What difference does it make how my child holds his /...
