Why motor skills matter - Info and Reading Options

"Why motor skills matter" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Introduction: Why motor skills matter
• 2- PART 1: LEARNING TO MOVE AND MOVING TO LEARN: THE CONTINUOUS CYCLE OF MOTOR OUTPUT AND SENSORY INPUT: The system we don't see: Understanding your child's sensory (nervous) system and how it relates to movement
• 3- Your newborn: birth to one month
• 4- PART 2: FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET: YOUR CHILD'S DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIRST YEAR: Shake, rattle, and roll: physical development and activities for the first sixth months
• 5- Sit, squat, stand: physical development and activities for the second six months
• 6- From cooing to babbling to sucking, swallowing, and chewing: your baby's oral-motor development in the first year
• 7- PART 3: ABLE TO LEAP TALL BUILDINGS: YOUR CHILD'S DEVELOPMENT FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS OLD: Your mobile explorer: development of and activities for your one- to three year-old
• 8- Your walker and talker: development of and activities for the three- to five-year-old
• 9- PART 4: SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: There is no such thing as a lazy child: how low muscle tone affects development
• 10- Appreciating prematurity: the premature baby's special development
• 11- Sensory disorders: manifestations and guidelines
• 12- The most commonly seen orthopedic conditions in pediatrics

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