Question:
How do toddler´s learn?
Fine Motor Development
Once toddlers become mobile and begin "toddling" around the house, their developing fine motor skills are quite evident as they reach for (and firmly grab) the precious vase Aunt Martha gave you for your wedding.
To avoid mishaps, first of all place all "adult items" out of reach and offer instead items like blocks and pegboards. Picking up small blocks with just the fingers will build and refine those small muscles, and stacking blocks on top of one another will also promote eye-hand coordination.
Gross Motor Development
Toddlers are just beginning the "whole body experience" as they work on standing and balancing skills. Walking will come next along with possibly running.
Rolling, tumbling, climbing stairs (and furniture) are all ways your toddler is building the large muscles and developing as a physical person. While playing on furniture and stairs is not safe, large grassy areas and tumbling mats are. Large balls that take the whole body to lift and throw or push will also encourage gross motor development.
Child Education Frequently Asked Questions
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