Fine Motor Skills: 10-12 Months

At this age, your baby should be starting to isolate fingers to poke and point at objects. Many are finger feeding, and their ability to pick up objects with a neat pincer grasp (between the pads of their thumbs and pointer fingers) should be solidifying. They should be able to pick up and put objectsContinue reading “Fine Motor Skills: 10-12 Months”

Fine Motor Skills: 7-9 Months

Between seven and nine months, babies start to develop more hand skills to help them with their daily activities. Babies are able to secure objects using a raking motion. Opposition of their thumbs should be emerging. They are beginning to develop a pincer grasp (with objects held between their thumbs and pointer fingers). Some babiesContinue reading “Fine Motor Skills: 7-9 Months”

Fine Motor Skills: 4-6 Months

Between the ages of four and six months, a baby’s ability to use their hands continues to grow. At four months, infants should be able to grasp a rattle in a supported sitting position and can hold and shake objects. At five months, they can grab their feet, bring their feet to their mouths, areContinue reading “Fine Motor Skills: 4-6 Months”