We don’t have any littles at home now, but this is excellent information. It sounds like you have an excellent therapist, too. These would be good toys for kids who are beginning to learn fine motor skills – the toys to get their attention is a nifty concept, too.
I have great respect for Occupational Therapists. My friends son had some fine motor delays when he was younger along with ADHD and he was helped greatly by the therapy sessions.
My daughter is 5 years old and has had PT and OT ever since she was 19 months old. She has issues with gross and fine motor skills and balance. My daughter does all of these activities that you mentioned. It has really helped her. She didn’t walk until she was 2 1/2 years old, and seeing issues that can impede her learning.
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We don’t have any littles at home now, but this is excellent information. It sounds like you have an excellent therapist, too. These would be good toys for kids who are beginning to learn fine motor skills – the toys to get their attention is a nifty concept, too.
These toys look great. I love the sorting toys
I have great respect for Occupational Therapists. My friends son had some fine motor delays when he was younger along with ADHD and he was helped greatly by the therapy sessions.
These are great tips to use to develop fine motor skills.
Motor skills do need time to develop.. lots of practice. Good overview.
My daughter is 5 years old and has had PT and OT ever since she was 19 months old. She has issues with gross and fine motor skills and balance. My daughter does all of these activities that you mentioned. It has really helped her. She didn’t walk until she was 2 1/2 years old, and seeing issues that can impede her learning.