What are the best gross-motor activities for toddlers?

Question

Toddlerhood is the age of 3-5 when child tries to practice and master gross motor skills (walking, running, jumping, throwing, etc.) suggest some activities to make gross motor development of a child fun.

Answer 1

• Throwing- Roll ball back and forth to each other
• Running- after each other (take turns)
• jumping- curd hoping, you hold your child's hand and teach them how to hop off a curbside or try leap frog, hopping over a puddle or into it
• walking- buy a push or pull toy they could pull or push to help coordination also confidence in walking

Answer 2

At this age, kids tend to be very active and playful at the same time. You can buy skipping ropes, balls size 5 is good for training on soccer, bicycle and blocks for building toy castles, house among others. 

Answer 3

An obstacle course is one of the best indoor gross motor workouts for toddlers who are still learning to crawl. Coordination of movement and motor control are necessary for game play.

Answer 4

Take for a evening walk

Take to some park

Teach swimming

Avoid playing on sand. 

Train any sports like basketball,football etc

Answer 5

Toddlers benefit from activities that promote their balance, coordination, and strength such as running, jumping, climbing, and throwing/catching.

Answer 6

Throwing- Roll ball back and forth to each other

Running- after each other (take turns)

jumping- curd hoping, you hold your child's hand and teach them how to hop off a curbside or try leap frog, hopping over a puddle or into it