Motor Activities
Which toys can support the movement skills of babies and infants?
How can babies' and infants' motor skills be trained?
How can babies' and infants' motor skills be trained?
Crawling, grasping, walking, smiling, hopping - All of these movement sequences are part of a child's motor skills. That said, there is a difference between gross and fine motor skills. In a nutshell, gross motor skills are comprised of the movement of the entire body, as with walking (for example), and fine motor skills include hand-eye coordination as well as facial expressions.
After the birth: Grip toys, baby rattles, and plush toys promote the development of fine motor skills

Train fine motor skills with grippers, baby rattles and fabric toys
Inserting, stacking, sorting & Co. - Promoting the development of fine motor skills with toys

Encourage fine motor skills with plug games, stacking games, games of skill & Co.
Learning to walk: An important milestone for infants and the development of their gross motor skills

Mastering the first steps with a baby walker
The next step: Learning to ride a bicycle with balance bikes and trikes
