Kayla55
Well-Known Member
Fine motor developmental delays describe a lag in the ability to use the extremities (hands, fingers, wrists, tongue, lips, feet, and toes) as expected for a child's age. Fine motor skills involve the ability to hold, use, or manipulate objects using some of the smallest muscles of the body
I mostly managed most tasks at times noting I struggled and it wasn't just strength to drive difficult skrew in, it's more obvious on my son, he's not very good with tools, couldn't get water cap off car, bit tight.
Back to seeing why ASD is defined as a disability, looking at his memory and fast rate with good maths/science grades to cheer up.
He goes out less than brother, lacking sun glow on his legs,
How do you cope with working with tools, should just get practice, try new things. Keep positive
I mostly managed most tasks at times noting I struggled and it wasn't just strength to drive difficult skrew in, it's more obvious on my son, he's not very good with tools, couldn't get water cap off car, bit tight.
Back to seeing why ASD is defined as a disability, looking at his memory and fast rate with good maths/science grades to cheer up.
He goes out less than brother, lacking sun glow on his legs,
How do you cope with working with tools, should just get practice, try new things. Keep positive
