Fine motor skills are an essential part of a child's development, and include the ability to make precise movements that require specific, coordinated, and precise use of the fingers and hands in particular.

Examples of this include:

  1. Opening and closing (buttons, ties, bottles, doors, etc.).
  2. Performing activities that require precision and coordination, such as block games that involve building and shaping toys.
  3. Write precisely above or between lines and inside or outside specific frames.
  4. Drawing and coloring within the given lines or shapes.
  5. Eating with and controlling hands or utensils.

Important Notes

The program is customized

The program is customized to suit the needs of each individual child.

Patience and commitment

Occupational therapy requires patience and commitment from the child, his family, and the treatment team.

The results are gradual.

It may take some time to see noticeable results.

If you feel that your child is having difficulty with fine motor skills training, do not hesitate to consult an occupational therapist. Occupational therapy can make a huge difference in your child’s life and give him or her the tools to reach his or her full potential.

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