Ep 489 | 30 everyday fine motor ideas from an Occupational therapist | Reena Singh

Before rushing into worksheets or drills, let’s gently pause and look underneath the struggle. In this video, I share 30 simple, everyday fine motor activities—tried-and-tested by me as an Occupational Therapist—that help build the foundational skills your child needs to write with more ease, confidence, and coordination.

💛 These tips are especially helpful for children diagnosed with autism, sensory processing differences, or motor planning challenges.
💡 Many of these activities can be done at home with things you already have—no fancy tools needed!

🌟 Remember—handwriting is not just about the hand. It’s about the whole child.
When we build emotional safety and body awareness, writing becomes more than a task—it becomes an expression.

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About me :

Hi, I’m Reena Singh, an Occupational Therapist with 25 years of experience supporting neurodiverse children and their families. Over the years, I’ve learned that therapy alone isn’t enough—parents need tools, guidance, and support to help their child thrive. That’s why I created the Awetism Insights app. When you download the app you get -

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