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Newborn- 1 month
Regards objects in direct line of sight
Follows moving object to midline
Hand listed
Arm movements jerky
Movements may be purposeful/random
2 - 3 months
Can see farther distances
Hands open more
Visually follows 180 degrees
Grasp is reflexive
Uses palmer grasp
Brings hands to feet/mouth to midline
4-5 months
Grasps and releases toys
Ulnar palmer grasp
6-7 months
Approaches objects with one hand
Arm in neutral when approaching toy
Radial-palmer grasp
“Rakes” with fingers to pick up small objects
Voluntary release to transfer objects between hands
8- 9 months
Develops active supination
Radial- digital grasp develops
Uses inferior pincer grip
Extends wrist actively
Points/pokes with index finger
Release pf objects is more refined
Takes objects out of container
10-11 months
Fine pincer grasp developed
Puts objects into container
Grasps crayon adaptively
12-15 months
Marks paper with crayon
Builds tower using 2 cubes
Turns over small container to obtain contents
Uses objects as tools (pots and pans)
16-24 months
Folds paper
Strings beads
Stacks 6 cubes
Imitates vertical and horizontal strokes with crayon on paper
Holds crayon with thumb and fingers
2 years
Turns knob
Open and closes jar
Able to button large buttons
Uses child-size scissors with help
Does 12-15 piece puzzle
Folds paper/clothes
Preschool (3-4 years )
Controls crayons more effectively
Copies a circle or cross
Matches colors
Cuts with scissors
Draws recognizable human figures with head and 2 extremities
Draws squares
May demonstrate hand preference
Early school (5-8 years)
Hand preference is evident
Prints well, starting to learn cursive writing
Able to button small buttons
Later school (9-12 years)
Develops greater hand control usage
Learns to draw
Handwriting is developing
Adolescence (13+ years )
Develops greater dexterity in finger for fine art tasks (knitting, sewing, art, crafts)