| Tying shoes, motor skills, they go hand in hand! |
| Tuesday, 21 September 2010 18:15 |
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Teaching children how to tie their own shoes is one way to help young children learn self reliance. When they learn self reliance through shoe-tying, they may be apt to try other things on their own and develop into more independent, capable, and competent children, teens and adults. Since the invention of Velcro, most children’s shoes feature these easy closures. Still, there are benefits of teaching children how to tie their own shoes. On the physical side, it helps children work on their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and dexterity. On the social side, it helps children employ self reliance and can lead to increased confidence in one’s own abilities. Besides, it’s still an important childhood milestone! One of the best ways to help children learn how to tie their shoes is with One, Two, Tie My Shoe. This kit makes learning to tie shoes quick, easy and fun. It teaches colors, shapes and the over and under process. It is also a great bonding time between a parent and their child. Let’s get started tying those shoes today! Mendy K. Hassen One, Two, Tie My Shoe |




