Picture this: You’re in the kitchen, scrambling to get some sort of dinner on the table. One thing has piled on top of another, and it’s been a hectic day. While you wait for the pasta to cook, you look out the window and see your husband playing catch with your child. For a moment, the stress dissipates and your heart feels full.
A child playing catch with their Dad seems to be a symbol of bonding between a child and his or her father. I’m pretty sure most dads want their children to be somewhat athletic if they’re into sports themselves. So spending time throwing and catching the ball is a common pastime, but teaching a toddler how to throw and catch a ball is no small feat. It can take a long time to perfect the activity and can be frustrating for both parent and child. Don’t give up! Developing hand eye coordination begins when your child is merely an infant and develops past toddlerhood. It is an important skill. Here are three significant tactics to consider when working on toddler hand coordination. Continue reading
