Grasping Scarves and Strings: Develop Your Baby’s Fine Motor Skills
Grasping Scarves and Strings, one of Playful Bee’s activities designed for your 0 – 3 month old, helps you improve your baby’s Fine Motor Skills, Sensory Exploration, Hand-Eye Coordination and Language Reception all while bonding through playtime, and even diaper time!
Materials:
- A colorful scarf or string 6″-10″ in length
- (Optional) Wooden beads tied to the end of the scarf or string
Directions:
- Introduce scarf play. Place the scarf in your baby’s hand and gently pull it along her hand.
- Grasp scarf. Hang the scarf from your neck while you hold or change her diaper and encourage her to reach for and grasp it as you pull.
- Talk about the experience. Discuss with your baby how the scarf and/or beads feel in her hands. Is it soft? Silky? Hard?
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