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crazybalhead wrote:LOL@ 7 years old and fine motor skills. Mine practicing letters on the ipad since he was two.
We also, ride bikes, throw balls, paint, draw etc. with regular crayons, balance is key!
crazybalhead wrote:LOL@ 7 years old and fine motor skills. Mine practicing letters on the ipad since he was two.
We also, ride bikes, throw balls, paint, draw etc. with regular crayons, balance is key!
crazybalhead wrote:LOL@ 7 years old and fine motor skills. Mine practicing letters on the ipad since he was two.
We also, ride bikes, throw balls, paint, draw etc. with regular crayons, balance is key!
X_Factor wrote:crazybalhead wrote:LOL@ 7 years old and fine motor skills. Mine practicing letters on the ipad since he was two.
We also, ride bikes, throw balls, paint, draw etc. with regular crayons, balance is key!
you'd be amazed to know how many kids under 7 who knows an ipad/tablet/phone inside out
and they cannot write properly in the red/blue line book, as well as continuously bounce a ball for more than 5 times or even hop on one leg without falling over
many parents use the tablet like the replacement parent when they are too busy, tired or just fed up of doing things
a simple thing you all can do, is get a jig saw puzzle appropriate for the child's age and let him/her try to build it.....observe what happens
would anyone post up pics of their kid's handwriting?
since i am curious to see the impact of using a tablet on basic things
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:because you're a bad parent is not an excuse to stifle your child from the technology that will be a major part of his future.