About: Danielle Shulman

Many people think kids automatically acquire motor skills like jumping, running and throwing while their bodies are developing. They feel it's just the "natural process" that children go through along with physical maturation. However, maturation is only one part of the whole scheme. It's the part that allows children to implement most movement skills at…

Children, in their preschool and kindergarten years, are introduced to handwriting, art projects, and activities that require accurate cutting and writing. How well your child uses his fine motor skills determines the success they have in these activities. It takes a lot of practice for your child to refine their fine motor skills. However, randomly scribbling on a…