Baby fine motor activities

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

It’s amazing how, with just a few simple supplies, you can create so many engaging games for babies 🙌🏻 Not only do these activities help babies learn new skills, but they also encourage sensory exploration, fine and gross motor development, and cognitive growth. Plus, they provide a fun way to bond while keeping little ones entertained ❤️ Comment “supplies” to get a link to the list of supplies I use for sensory play! ✨ #babyplayideas #babyactivities #babydevelopment #11monthsold…

Are you struggling to find fine motor activities with no prep? Try one of these simple fine motor activities for your toddler today!

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Simple sensory baby play activity using a muffin tin is fun and easy to set up. Great for developing tummy time and fine motor skills.

17 Fine Motor Activities for Infants 0-12 Months - The Writer Mom

626 likes, 156 comments - the.playful.home on June 30, 2018: "Ages: [6M +] If you haven't been able to tell by now, pom-poms are pretty much our life 🤷🏻‍♀️. The bright colors are perfect for color identification, which we've been working on with E right now. So I put together this quick and easy activity that's top o…

A great list of senosry activites for babies, 6 months to 12 months. Edible sensory activities included, such as our famous baby sand...

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We did this fun little activity when Lilly was 8 months old. It was so much fun and so easy! All you need is a colander from your kitche...

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Follow this fun fine motor activities for children where you can hide little beads or gems in dough and let children find and retrieve them to keep them busy while strengthening their fingers!

Difficulty: Easy MATERIALS: • ✔️ Plastic bottle with lid (Alternative can be just the lid) • ✔️ Sharp tool to make holes • ✔️ Different color ribbons HOW TO: • Poke holes through the lid of the bottle • Pull the ribbons through the holes • Tie a knot at the ends of each ribbon • To prevent fraying seal the ends by running it over a flame This activity is great for developing fine motor skills as well as hand eye coordination! They are exploring textures and colors too…

Often we’re quick to introduce pencils or scissors, but what if we tried some other things first? SAVE THIS IDEA💡 and tag a friend who could use it! Try this easy GOLF TEE FINE MOTOR ACTIVITY! ⚠️IMPORTANT⚠️ All activities should be done under adult supervision. Golf tees can be a choking hazard. Only use them with children who are not putting things in their mouth.

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Difficulty: Easy LAMB PIN This easy setup toddler activity is great for developing fine motor and hand eye coordination skill development. MATERIALS: • 🐑 Box • 🐑 Permanent markers/paint • 🐑 Screwdriver • 🐑 Q-tips cut in half