Where the Problem Begins with Poor Handwriting, Pencil Grip and Fine Motor Development

By: Integrated Learning Strategies

Where the Problem Begins with Poor Handwriting, Pencil Grip and Fine Motor Development With almost no effort at all, your baby’s Palmar reflex, or grasp reflex, has saved the day and your hair. As your baby continues to grow, all of their movements and reactions are fascinating to discover and watch as each one of their reflexes develop.

Tips and Tricks The Palmar reflex should lay dormant or “go to sleep” by the time the baby is four months old, almost as if the reflex had disappeared, which is a natural part of development.

Tips and Tricks The baby starts to practice using the Pincer grasp by trying to use only the tips of their fingers. Eventually around nine to 10 months old, the baby can pick things up by using the tips of the thumb and forefinger.

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