When all the other pieces – like grasp and strength – are in place, it may be time to practice. Incorporate more dedicated fine motor activities into your child’s day with a variety of games and toys. Practice makes progress.
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Before a child can control fine motor tools for precise movements, it is important that they have strong and stable core muscles, an efficient grasp and solid overall hand strength. Once these are in place, activities and games can further develop the motor control necessary to produce small and precise actions with their fingers.
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Other Common Handwriting Issues
For some children, learning to write is hard and may not come easily. Poor hand control and writing precision are one type of challenge. Target your child’s issues or be versed in all of the following common issues: