Children's limbs are not coordinated, four ways can solve it

With the improvement of living standards, many children lack exercise since childhood. When they are sent to learn dancing, it is found that their limbs are not coordinated. You know, the uncoordinated limbs of children may lead to developmental abnormalities, which makes parents anxious. How can we improve the coordination of children's limbs?

Why do children have poor motor coordination?

1. Parents do not pay enough attention to their children’s athletic ability.

Generally speaking, parents pay more attention to their children's intellectual growth and development, such as how many Chinese characters they can recognize, how many pinyin they can write, how many math problems they can do, etc. They believe that these are the keys to their future success. However, they do not realize that insufficient motor skills will also affect children's intellectual development and character formation to a certain extent.

2. Not practicing crawling enough from a young age will affect the coordination of movements.

Children have little practice in crawling since childhood, and parents are anxious to make them practice walking before they have crawled well, which leads to insufficient development of the cerebellum. When the children grow up, their body movement coordination will be affected to a certain extent. Parents should get rid of the misunderstanding that the earlier a child starts walking, the smarter he or she is.

How to train children's physical coordination

1. You can teach your children to kick a ball.

When you hit a rubber ball, it will move up and down. You have to hit it at a certain position, at the right time and with a fixed frequency to hit it well. This exercise can not only cultivate children's hand control, but also cultivate children's concentration.

2. Let your child practice picking up beans with chopsticks.

Using chopsticks to pick up beans can exercise children's hand-eye coordination ability. What the eyes see, the hands complete. Because the beans are relatively small, it is difficult to pick them up, so only children who are very focused and have strong hands-on ability can pick them up.

3. Let your child practice piano.

Playing the piano requires the coordination of both hands to complete a good piece of music, and the requirements for both hands are very high. Therefore, letting children play the piano will improve the coordination ability of their two hands.

4. Teach your children to jump rope.

Jumping rope requires coordination of hands and feet. The frequency of the hands and the frequency of the feet jumping must be consistent, which requires a strong coordination of the brain to complete. Please note that skipping rope is not suitable for young children, as they may easily trip over the rope and get injured.