Toddler Growth and Development

It's easy to set your toddler up with soda-bottle pins for some bowling fun.

Children love playing with binoculars -- even ones with no glass! Try making these.

Your toddler will enjoy watching the ball zoom down the tube and into the basket.

This early childhood activity teaches your toddler responsibility by having him shadow his parent's actions.

Your toddler will enjoy tossing this art activity into the air and watching it float gently down.

Try this behavior modification method for controlling outbursts and impolite interruptions from your toddler.

The Little Engine That Could inspires toddlers to see what they can accomplish.

Here's a simple way to reinforce and reward your toddler's cooperation and kindness.

Give your toddler clothespins and a coffee can, and suddenly he's busy!

If your toddler is curious about sounds, the clothespin drop is a great rainy-day activity for her.

This activity can be repeated many times, because toddlers love opening presents!

Toddlers love throwing balls into the giant happy mouth, which you can make with just a cardboard box.

Give your child practice with balancing, using a homemade balancing board.

Teach your preschool child about timing and accuracy, with this dynamic pillow game.

Here are some suggestions for parents of children with fine-motor difficulties.

Learn how you can improve your child's fine-motor skills with keystroking activities.

This article lists observable behaviors of children with fine-motor difficulties.

This article explain why it is important to develop children's fine-motor skills.