What are the fine movements?

Fine movements generally refer to the movements of hands and fingers, such as pinching, grasping, twisting, tearing, pushing, grasping, scraping, poking, patting and shaking, which are random movements composed of small muscle groups.

To cultivate this ability, we should do more hand and finger movements and train hand-eye coordination ability. Hand flexibility is the basis of training fine hand movements. Research shows that frequent finger movements can stimulate brain activity, improve brain memory and improve thinking ability. Parents let their children's little hands get full exercise through toys or games and become more and more flexible.

training method

1, you can prepare some small toys to let children move their fingers.

If you want your baby's fingers to move more, then all kinds of toys are the best exercise tools. There are many toys on the market that can exercise your baby's fingers. For example, the baby can play rattle, rattle, cello, round beads, hexahedron and so on. When he grows up. After half a year, he can play with building blocks, telephones, beads and so on. Gradually cultivate children's precise control.

2. Let children eat with their hands and use tableware.

This is a good fine action training scene. Generally, children are seldom fed, so they can eat by themselves, learn to use spoons and chopsticks, and let them get something to eat by themselves. The fine movements of children's fingers are well developed. Because in this process, children need to use finger movements to meet the needs of eating, which has a good exercise effect on the coordination ability of eyes, brains and hands.

3. Let children do painting or handwork.

In addition to playing with toys, children will begin to have imitation needs of writing and drawing after one year old, which is also a good opportunity for the baby to develop fine movements. Babies can have good hand control and handling training in the process of drawing and doodling. When you are older, you can do manual work with your child, which can better cultivate your child's various hand movements.