Fine motor skills activities for babies

Rainbow themed fine motor activities for kids

Tiny hands, big adventures! Explore the world of fine motor skills with these engaging activities perfect for your little one. A child's fine motor skills at this age are just beginning, so the main goal is to strengthen the small muscles of the hands and fingers. Babies are also working on hand-eye coordination and concentration during these fine motor activities. #FineMotorFun #LittleHands

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Do you ever wonder what fine motor skills your baby should be able to do? Use this checklist and free printable as a guideline to track your baby's development!

Support your babies development and engage with them as they grow with these simple activities and things to do with your 3-month-old

Learn how to turn an old nappy box into this easy DIY ball drop box. This is a great way to recycle an old box into a simple learning activity for babies and toddlers. They can practice fine motor skills, hand eye co-ordination and more. #baby #toddlers #finemotor #babies #DIY

Ball Rescue — Baby Play Hacks

Another month has come and gone and our little Audrey is 1 year old. I can hardly believe we are about to enter the toddler years with her! This week I’d like to share some of our favourite play activities from her 12th month. Audrey has been enjoying lots of transferring during her play. She […]

Looking for ways to keep little hands busy & mind engaged? Here are the best development activities for toddlers 12 months old. 59 fun toddler activities for 1 year olds that will help develop language, social, speech, cognitive & social-emotional skills. Plus simple gross & fine motor activities for toddlers to promote physical development in your 12 month old. Easy sensory activities toddlers will enjoy. Keep your 1 year olds entertained with these development activities for toddlers

If you are looking for easy baby activities you will love this super simple peeling tape baby activity. (It's a great toddler activity too!) This fine motor activity is quick and easy to set up and develops so many skills. Not to mention it will keep your baby or toddler busy for long enough for you to grab a hot cup of tea!