Movement

Your kid uses these skills all day: knowing where their body is, judging how hard to push, sensing speed and balance, and planning a new move. How they move can tell you what their body is working on. This collection helps you read it.

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The four articles

1
How Kids’ Movement Shows What They Need
Reading pressure, motion and practice
- What came right before?
- Why the same movement means different things on different days
- Responding to movement: what can help
2
How Kids Sense Pressure and Force
Proprioception and how hard to push
- Which everyday tasks need just the right force
- Why “be gentle” is hard to follow
- When a kid seeks pressure: what can help
3
How Motion Changes How Kids Feel
The vestibular sense, speed and rhythm
- When a kid doesn’t seem to get dizzy
- When a kid seeks fast motion: what can help
- When a kid rocks to settle: what can help
4
How Kids Learn New Movements
Motor planning, practice and doing it again
- Why a skill works one day and not the next
- When a kid watches first: what can help
- When new movements take more tries: what can help

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