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A child with poor coordination will have trouble using the hands to do just about anything, from cutting paper to tying shoelaces to coloring. Children develop good coordination skills by using the fingers and hands in new and challenging ways daily. It takes many opportunities of grasping things and manipulating objects in order to fine-tune skills.

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Author

Angela Hanscom

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Balanced And Barefoot

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