
Fine Motor Skills
Fine motor skills refer to the ability to use the small muscles of the hand and wrist to make coordinated movements. Children rely on these skills to complete everyday tasks such as grasping a pencil for handwriting, drawing, cutting with scissors, play, self-care, and much more. When a child is struggling with fine motor skills, it can directly impact their self-esteem, academic performance, and ability to play and socialize with other children.
Finger/Hand Strength
Developing finger and hand strength in children is super important as it is required for...
In-Hand Manipulation
In-hand manipulation refers to the ability to move and position objects within your…
Finger Isolation
The ability to move a single finger apart from the rest of the fingers is an important…
Hand Arches
There are several arches within the palm of your hand that allow the hand to grasp…
Separation of the Hand
The hand can be separated into 2 sides. The thumb, index, and middle finger are part of…
Neat Pincer Grasp
A neat pincer grasp uses the tips of the thumb and pointer finger to stabilize…