Before we start, I’m going to tell you I’m not very big on crafts. I’m not your average Pinterest crafter, though I do enjoy getting down with kids to make something. I love their excitement and energy when we make something. Easy Easter Card Craft for Kids Because Easter is near, we decided to do Read More
Category: Motor Development
Age Appropriate Cooking Skills For Budding Chefs
Some kids have a natural love for the kitchen. They will follow you into the kitchen. These kids often like playing with pots and pans rather than toys (well, most kids do!). My advice is to let them. Encourage this curiosity and attachment towards cooking because this develops both their motor and cognitive skills. There Read More
How to Improve Child’s Writing Without Writing
The most common mistake parents make when trying to improve child’s writing is forcing them to write more often. While writing practice is always good, children often get annoyed with all the practice. And they end up hating those handwriting practice sessions. I want to tell all parents something. Your child’s writing can be improved Read More
How to Encourage Tummy Time in Kids
A few days back I talked about Tummy time on my Instagram page. And the post got a conversation started on tummy time. How it is often ignored because a mama has to do too much. From managing less than seven hours of sleep to discomforts while breastfeeding, it’s not surprising mamas forget it. Read Read More
9+Road Trip Activities for Kids
‘Are we there yet?’ ‘For the hundredth time, NO.’ This is me during any of the road trips we’ve taken with the kids. Sometimes just the thought of a road trip makes me anxious. My kids don’t like these long road trips. They get fidgety sitting in the car after like an hour. The word Read More
9 Dollar Tree Motor Skill Activities under $20
Dollar Tree has always been one of my favorite places to shop. Whenever I visit the store, I pick up a few odd things that I feel my kids would love. Over the years, I have tried some great dollar store motor skill activities. Motor Skill Activities As an Occupational Therapist, I’ve worked a lot Read More
9 Activities to Develop Pincer Strength In Kids
As our kids grow, they learn to become more independent. The muscle strength in their bodies continues to strengthen to help them do jobs on their own. Of these, finger and hand strength are very important. That’s because we do most of work with our fingers and hands. If your child’s hand and finger strength Read More
4 INDEPENDENT Motor Activities for Little Party Guests
*This post contains affiliate links, meaning that, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a small commission if you click through and make a purchase. The summer is in full swing, and that usually means a lot of time spent with family and friends! If you are having a party this season, consider Read More