Motor Skills Acquisition in the First Year: An Illustrated Guide to Normal Development

by Lois Bly

Motor Skills Acquisition in the First Year is a descriptive presentation of normal motor development and skill acquisition during the first year of life. It gives a greater understanding of normal motor development and normal movement in infants, in order to treat infants with delayed or aberrant movements. The goal of this book is to inform and enhance knowledge, understanding, and observational skills in the assessment of normal motor development, and to present an analysis of the motor components that babies use to achieve each milestone normally. It provides a background for enlarging the scope of kinesiological analysis and will serve as a stimulus for others to further investigate and analyze the kinesiological aspects of motor development.Key Features* Shows how a babys first-year motor skill milestones are achieved, and how they evolve into skills* Presents an analysis of the motor components that babies use to achieve each milestone normally* Includes 300 beautiful photographs to capture the essence of normal motor development* An invaluable resource for those who treat infants with motor problems

Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Emily Marshall · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’ve been reading this book, month by month, to follow Maria’s motor development and it has been an amazing journey! Motor still acquisition and development of all things is amazing! I’m in awe. Thank you Lois Bly for this text, I think maybe I will try out early intervention one of these days. It’s been fun! Thanks Maria for being you!

[Anabella · Rating 5 out of 5]

very good