Loughborough product design and technology graduate, Alex Gunning, has created ‘Sonare’ for his final-year project, a digital ...

Fine motor skills are a foundational part of early childhood development that play a critical role in a child's ability to perform everyday tasks and succeed academically, especially in earlier grades ...

The report also highlights how staff support children’s physical development through imaginative activities, such as rolling dough and using scissors to build fine motor skills.

UK investigators have highlighted the value of crews' practising motor skills after a co-ordination mix-up led a British Airways Boeing 777-200ER pilot to reject take-off after passing the V1 ...

Designed with cutting-edge gyroscopic technology, CuraBall stands out as a transformative tool aimed at improving grip strength and enhancing daily living activities.

Fine motor control is a necessary foundation to performing many academic and practical skills, making them central to early childhood education. When teachers use natural loose parts in creative ways, ...

Children’s fine motor skills: are they falling behind? Experts warn that increased screen time may be hindering children's fine motor skill development, but hands-on activities like drawing ...

Abstract Aim: The current study examined the relationship between cognitive performances (executive function, selective attention and reaction time), fine motor coordination skills and perceived ...

As more adults focus on improving their health in 2025, experts emphasize the importance of patients maintaining fine motor skills through targeted exercises and recreational activities to preserve ...

Discover why fine motor skills are declining in kids and how modern childhood habits, like screen time and reduced outdoor play, are impacting their growth.

Yes, your fine motor skills are fully developed…but how are you doing on frustration tolerance and problem solving these days? If you want to find out, we suggest you tap into and then one-up ...

Kids are losing fine motor skills—and screens might be to blame From zipping coats to turning book pages, simple tasks are becoming challenges for a generation raised on tablets.