What babies do with their hands in the first year
Reaching, raking, transferring, pinching. The first year of hand control follows a rough order, and knowing it explains why a baby ignores most of what you hand them.
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Writing about small children, play, and the first years at home.
2 posts tagged “Development”.
Reaching, raking, transferring, pinching. The first year of hand control follows a rough order, and knowing it explains why a baby ignores most of what you hand them.
The WHO and the American Academy of Pediatrics do not say quite the same thing, and the gap between them is the most useful part. What each actually recommends, and what the numbers are for.