Fine motor activities for infants

Rainbow themed fine motor activities for kids

Simple, everyday activities that your baby can do to improve fine motor skills and learn through play. Use everyday objects or toys to practice these skills

Sticky walls are made for baby activities. Baby Ring Grab is an easy sitting up activity for babies 6 to 12 months old using contact paper!

Ball Rescue. This is another great, easy to prep activity for babies working on their pincer grasp and up!

Tiny hands, big adventures! Explore the world of fine motor skills with these engaging activities perfect for your little one. A child's fine motor skills at this age are just beginning, so the main goal is to strengthen the small muscles of the hands and fingers. Babies are also working on hand-eye coordination and concentration during these fine motor activities. #FineMotorFun #LittleHands

Time to set the animals free! With our super-fun Animal Tape Rescue - Fine Motor Activity for Toddlers, you can introduce little ones to the marvellou

Learn how to turn an old nappy box into this easy DIY ball drop box. This is a great way to recycle an old box into a simple learning activity for babies and toddlers. They can practice fine motor skills, hand eye co-ordination and more. #baby #toddlers #finemotor #babies #DIY

This gross-motor activity only requires tape and plastic balls (or any other small toy!) For this, you or the child can tape the toys up to the wall. Then the children will strengthen their gross motor skills by using their whole body to grab the toys! (Crouching to grab lower balls, using tip-toes to get higher up balls) PW29. The young toddler moves body with purpose to achieve a goal.

If you are looking for easy baby activities you will love this super simple peeling tape baby activity. (It's a great toddler activity too!) This fine motor activity is quick and easy to set up and develops so many skills. Not to mention it will keep your baby or toddler busy for long enough for you to grab a hot cup of tea!

Sensory Activities 6-12 Months - Little Learning Club

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We love process art and the opportunities for combining movement with art. Art is such a wonderful expression of self, and combining many of the senses in art really makes for a fun project. This sensory stomp painting combines almost all of the senses and creates some beautiful works

Kids can easily practise their fine motor skills using this easy to make Sprinkles Sensory Bag. Suitable for toddlers, preschoolers, and up.

Check out this quick & easy ball painting activity for little kids! Your preschoolers will love learning about Physics with this awesome friction painting art project!