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Without these dressing skills, children will not be able to meet appropriate developmental milestones and become independent in dressing themselves. These fine motor skills are also the foundation for later skills they will need for tool manipulation, handwriting, and activities which require the proper development of the intrinsic muscles of the hand (the small muscles that allow for fine, precise and coordinated hand and finger manipulation).
Learn to dress dolls and toys are one of many strategies for improving fine motor skills. Children with developmental delays and/or sensory processing disorders often have difficulty performing fine motor tasks such as dressing skills. Their muscles may have poor endurance and poor tactile discrimination leading to early muscle fatigue and poor coordination.
With this comes frustration and battles over getting dressed. Children may spend hours upon hours trying to get it right only to become angry and lose self-confidence, or they may give up trying right away and become dependant on others to perform these skills. In either case, proper development may not be achieved.
The idea behind these fun learn to dress dolls, toys, and boards is to give them the practice they need without the pressure. It is also easier to learn these fine motor skills such as zipping, tying, buckling, snapping and buttoning when the article is in front of them instead of on them. This will allow them to master these dressing skills and build their confidence. THEN, they will be ready for the REAL thing.
Learn to dress dolls, toys, boards and puzzles are FUN! Children will hardly know they are actually developing important skills. It is a great way to challenge them and they will enjoy doing it.
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Help your child master these critical fine motor skills, and have fun doing it!
Guiding a child through the ins and outs of getting dressed just got a little easier, thanks to this dandy green mouse. You can pull on his pants, buckle one shoe, tie the other, button his shirt, zip his jacket, pull up his hood, even snap his backpack shut. What makes Squeak unique is that his clothes are totally removable, so he's ideal for developing hand-eye coordination and learning how to get dressed. It doesn't hurt that he's totally soft and huggable.
Fisher-Price Learn-to-Dress Elmo
Elmo is ready to start his day and needs help getting dressed! This favorite character will teach kids how to zip, buckle, fasten, snap and more. Elmo comes dressed in jeans, shirt, sneakers and jacket. Each piece of clothing is attached but can be partially removed, so kids can redress him. Elmo's jacket needs zipping, sleeve snapped, shoe tied and pocket buttoned. Each activity is accompanied by cute sound effects. Elmo will ask kids to help him get ready by completing three activities. He'll sing a cute reward song once kids complete the task!
Learn-to-Dress Bearemy with Satin Heart
Little ones can learn how to dress and undress with this plush pal. Bearemy comes decked out in clothes designed to be zipped, snapped, toggled, tied, buckled and Velcroed. A satin heart inside Bearemy is an extra special touch.
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