Скачать или смотреть Forget Stress Balls—This Pom-Pom Pickup Game Fixes Grip Control Faster | Fine Motor Skills

Does your child drop items, struggle with grip, or find it hard to control small objects with one hand? ✋ These challenges often show up in writing, cutting, and daily routines. A simple and engaging solution is the Pom-Pom Pickup & Feed activity.

This therapist-approved fine motor game helps kids practice in-hand translation, grip refinement, and one-hand sequencing—all while having fun. By picking up 3–5 pom-poms in one hand and releasing them one at a time through a small hole, children learn how to move, hold, and release objects with precision.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:
✔️ Step-by-step demo of the Pom-Pom Pickup game
✔️ Beginner-friendly adjustments (large pom-poms, wide holes, box support)
✔️ Fun progressions with smaller objects, timers, and story themes like “Feed the Monster”
✔️ Sensory-friendly variations for kids who dislike fuzzy textures
✔️ Real-life connections for writing, cutting, feeding coins, and classroom tool use

💡 Therapist Tip: “This activity strengthens pre-scissor skills—perfect before cutting, building, or handwriting tasks.”

This activity is quick, affordable, and effective for children with autism, ADHD, or fine motor delays—and equally fun for toddlers preparing for school.

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00:00 – Why grip control matters
00:13 – Pom-Pom Pickup demo
00:46 – Easy adjustments for beginners
01:01 – Fun challenges and story play
01:21 – Sensory-friendly options
01:31 – Therapist tip
01:36 – Real-life benefits
01:46 – Closing message

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