How This Child Gained Confidence in Writing — A Holistic Approach for Struggling Kids

Progressive playdough creations showing a child’s development in motor skills and confidence from May to September through sensory-based activities.

Parents often wonder if progress in movement and coordination relates to writing and the answer is YES!
When we build foundational skills, the ripple effect reaches beyond just writing.
This child didn’t gain writing confidence by being pushed to write.
They gained it by becoming stronger, more aware of their body, and more regulated; and the writing followed.

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