How To Sharpen Smooth Motor Capabilities In Children
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***How To Sharpen Smooth Motor Capabilities In Children***  <center>[source](https://www.appletreebsd.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Cara-Cepat-Mendongkrak-Kemampuan-Anak.jpg)</center> How To Sharpen Smooth Motor Capabilities In Children The child may not be too difficult to perform activities related to gross motor skills such as walking, jumping, or running. But remember, he also needs to develop fine motor skills such as moving his fingers, hands, and fist. This is nothing else because fine motor skills can support other physical and mental skills that are equally important. The activities of constructing blocks, for example, are not just picking up blocks and putting them on top of others. This activity also includes knowledge of what to do and the child will also learn how to plan something. Then how Mother can encourage fine motor skills in the baby? Toddlers can easily do something new for them. But they have not been able to do everything in such a short time. By encouraging and providing plenty of time to learn, your child will surprise you with the abilities she has. So let him try to use his own hands to do simple tasks like wearing clothes. He can start by putting the shirt buttons on the hole. At breakfast in the morning, give him a chance to prepare his own breakfast. Provide a spatula, a piece of bread, and jam. Then let him busy mixing his food. We have recommendations of some activities that will build fine motor skills and encourage new activities for your child. Try yuk! 1. Charge and empty the container Every day, children have starch will make the house a mess. The thing he does most often is probably emptying, pouring, and removing objects from his place. Call it, starting from emptying powder from the container, throwing clothes that have been neatly arranged from the closet, or remove all the contents of the toy from the storage box. Indeed what he did this became the first fine motor skills that he mastered. Filling the container is also important as a cognitive exercise. He will realize that one object, such as a basket, can be used to store other objects, such as trash. Mother can prepare this fill-emptying activity by preparing regular activities. Take the beam out of the box, pour the toys out of the storage area, and separate the puzzle from the whole piece. Let your child busy and divert it from things you do not want like emptying the cat feeding container by spilling the contents onto the floor. Once he is able to put the object into place, it's time to do the opposite. This activity will not only hone your child's fine motor skills but also flex his visual muscles. As a follow-up activity, you can do more challenging activities for him such as using a shape sorter box or inserting a circular cereal into the bottle neck. 2. Wearing and Removing Clothes Just 10 minutes ago you put on a dress for him, but now he has taken off all his clothes and naked again. No need to wonder Mother, wear and undress is a fun activity for the little guy. He does it not to test your patience. Putting on and removing the clothes on yourself or the teddy bear becomes an opportunity to train the coordination of the fingers and hands of the little one. A doll that is too small will make it difficult but it will be easier to do it on a doll with a larger size. Flannel dolls with various forms of clothing that can be removed and reused is the right toy for him. He can also at the same time learn about fashion. If she likes to dress for herself, Mother can provide a large box of wearable clothing. Your child will be more easily wearing trousers with rubber waist or shoes with adhesive. But once in a while you need to give him a new challenge. Try to provide clothes with some buttons for him to wear. 3. Shaping and Twisting Various toxic clays will invite hand and finger movements as your child curls, shapes, pounds, and prints the material to its preference. Some simple tools such as batter rollers and plastic cutting tools make this activity last longer and fun. If your child looks awkward, try using some other products, maybe he does not like the smell or texture of this clay. The softer the dough makes it easier to be shaped by her small hand. Edible dough, of course, is more fun for him. When you make a cake, leave the dough for he shape as he likes <center>@dhien-jb</center> <center></center>