Last week we talked about the importance of fine motor development, so this week I want to share some of my favorite fine motor experiences with you! They all require gathering some materials but you can typically find most of these things lying around your house or at a dollar store. They’ll work to strengthen those little hand muscles needed to start writing and drawing and being more independent. These activities are sure to be home runs for your little ones!
It’s Four Favorites time!
This month we’re talking about physical development and last week I focused on rough and tumble play. (Read more here.)
But we also talked about how not all kids are into rough and tumble. Not all kids are into aimlessly running around on the playground. When that’s the case, how can we make sure they’re getting enough movement throughout the week?
I’m super excited to start this new series “Four Favorites!” At least once a month, I’ll give you my insight on some of my favorite things for kiddos. Parents are always asking me what books, toys, and games to buy, so I hope that Four Favorites helps you find quality products that you and your littles will love for years to come.
This week’s Four Favorites features some of my absolute favorite picture books. They’re primarily for preschool aged kiddos but don’t worry babies and toddlers! You’ll get your own post soon!
You’ll probably recognize these books from your own childhood. They’ve stood the test of time, continuing to entertain children of all generations. These books will spark valuable conversations that can apply to many of life’s confusing topics. The more you read these books together, the more your children will pick up on their messages of kindness, acceptance, friendship, and bravery.
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