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Hands on, as we grow!

By Rachel Zahn on March 18, 2012

We all wonder how to help our little ones grow and expand their talents. Here are 30 (!) activities to promote the flowering of fine motor skills. Thank you, pinterest! We always learn new things …

Check out this amazing link and help your little ones hone their skills … and so much more!

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Rachel Zahn, MD is a pediatrician turned health writer who had three kids during medical school and pediatric training—crazy, huh?

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