There are ways to develop the coordination of toddler’s movement with blocks, painting, and toys on strings.
1. blocks: blocks are indispensable toys for young children. Activities such as building tall buildings and bridges can not only exercise the stability and flexibility of young children’s hands, but also improve hand-eye coordination.
2. Painting: Holding a pen and drawing is a very favorite activity of modern children. 2 years old after the child learns to hold a pen, you can teach him to draw straight lines and circles or simple doodles, and give him plenty of time to enjoy the fun of painting every day.
3. Toy Winding: This game is a great way to exercise your child’s wrist and finger muscles to rotate and to learn to manipulate an object in a coordinated way. At first, give your child a toy that is easy to wind up, then gradually increase the strength, do not make him lose confidence the first time, and encourage your child in the process.
There are many ways to exercise your child’s coordination in daily life, and the key is for parents to let go and allow their children the opportunity to do so. Early childhood education is to require young children to be able to use a variety of senses, hands and brain, to explore the problem.