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Aug 22
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Child working on fine motor skills with an occupational therapist in our Bondi Junction and Mascot occupational therapy clinics

Occupational Therapy and a pincer grasp

By | Occupational Therapy

Building a Strong Pincer Grasp: Occupational Therapy for Children in Bondi Junction and Mascot A pincer grasp is a crucial developmental milestone that allows a child to pick up small objects using their thumb and forefinger. This skill typically develops between the ages of 9 to 12 months. This is an area that our Occupational Therapists in Bondi Junction and Mascot always assess. Let’s dive deeper into what a pincer grasp is, why it’s important, how it develops, and what to do if your child struggles with it. What Happens if Children Don’t Have a Good Pincer Grasp? Children who…

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Jun 23
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Child working on hand dominance during occupational therapy session in Bondi junction and Mascot with an occupational therapists

What is hand dominance?

By | Occupational Therapy

Understanding Hand Dominance in Children: Expert Occupational Therapy Insights from Bondi Junction and Mascot Hand dominance plays a key role in a child’s overall motor development, and understanding it can help parents support their child’s growth effectively. Our experienced Occupational Therapists at OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot regularly assess and support children in developing strong hand dominance, which is essential for daily tasks like writing, eating, and dressing. Here’s a detailed guide on hand dominance, how it develops, and why it’s crucial for your child’s motor skills. What is Hand Dominance? Hand dominance refers to the hand…

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