Both my son and youngest are perfect right handed writer and scribbler respectively. I had no problem with them as they started at a very young age. My eldest was a big problem. She is left handed and I had a hard time teaching her to hold a pen properly since I am a right handed person. 🙁
Good job mommy! Sometimes little kids need a little extra time to learn how to do things on their own but with a patient teacher like you, I’m sure nothing is too difficult to achieve. I’m a bit lucky in that area though. My Svet showed great eagerness to start writing without prodding from us. Unfortunately, even surfaces that aren’t supposed to be written on have suffered greatly. LOL.
I heard about that “wheels on the bus” song lately. Anyway, kudos to your 3 years old! Pag masipag magturo ang nanay, gagaling talaga at madaling matuto ang anak;)
WOW! Good Job, Jem!..and thanks for the tip. With Ykaie naman, masunuring bata, dinya ako pinahirapan dyan sa holding a pen and a crayon plus I have the help of her teacher of course.
At first, Dindin would not listen to us. Eventually, she did hold the pen properly. It was as if she found out that the right way was simply the easiest way to handle it. 😀
Nice tip! Gwen is starting to hold pens and crayons so I might as well start teaching her the proper way.
Both my son and youngest are perfect right handed writer and scribbler respectively. I had no problem with them as they started at a very young age. My eldest was a big problem. She is left handed and I had a hard time teaching her to hold a pen properly since I am a right handed person. 🙁
By the way, this is a nice tip!
Good job mommy! Sometimes little kids need a little extra time to learn how to do things on their own but with a patient teacher like you, I’m sure nothing is too difficult to achieve. I’m a bit lucky in that area though. My Svet showed great eagerness to start writing without prodding from us. Unfortunately, even surfaces that aren’t supposed to be written on have suffered greatly. LOL.
I heard about that “wheels on the bus” song lately. Anyway, kudos to your 3 years old! Pag masipag magturo ang nanay, gagaling talaga at madaling matuto ang anak;)
Oh the fulfillment of seeing our child progress when we are the ones teaching them. 🙂
I’m not sure if my comment got through as my browser froze when I clicked on Post Comment, ang haba pa naman ng comment ko! 😛 toinks! 😛
Good job Mommy! I never taught my kids to hold the pen properly, I’m a lazy teacher, but somehow they learned.. hehe 😛
love your take on the song.. 😀 It’s currently my son’s fave after learning it in school a few weeks back.. and now I have it in my head.. 😛
WOW! Good Job, Jem!..and thanks for the tip. With Ykaie naman, masunuring bata, dinya ako pinahirapan dyan sa holding a pen and a crayon plus I have the help of her teacher of course.
good job baby! and congratulations to the proud mommy too 🙂
Good job, both of you! Now he can have more fun days coloring away.
Congrats, Mommy, for finding a way to make holding a pen easier for your little one, and well done, little boy, for doing it right!
At first, Dindin would not listen to us. Eventually, she did hold the pen properly. It was as if she found out that the right way was simply the easiest way to handle it. 😀