Being toilet trained and having the ability to use cutlery are two key checkpoints in a new list of "school-readiness" skills ...

What's the difference between fine and gross motor skills? How can parents encourage their childs motor skills? Expert advice and fun activities for families.

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Among the potential causes of this, several studies have revealed that clumsy children, i.e., those with poor motor skills, have a tendency to withdraw from physical, sports and leisure activities.

When carrying out an assessment for DCD, a healthcare professional will ask questions about the child’s developmental history, intellectual ability, and gross and fine motor skills. The ...

The children were tested for motor performance, including fine and gross motor skills and balance, as well as for possible developmental coordination disorder. All mothers who participated in the ...

The children were tested for motor performance, including fine and gross motor skills and balance, as well as for possible developmental coordination disorder. All mothers who participated in the ...

However, a recent study has shown that enrolling a child in kindergarten before they turn three may actually benefit their social, motor, and problem-solving skills. For about 60 years ...

The children were tested for motor performance, including fine and gross motor skills and balance, as well as for possible developmental coordination disorder. All mothers who participated in the ...