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The baby tweezers grip describes grasping with the baby's thumb and index finger. This is an important milestone in the development of fine motor skills. From about the 8th month of life, first the gross motor skills, then the fine motor skills of the little ones slowly develop. The ability to grasp things suddenly opens up a whole new range of possibilities. With a smart everyday baby companion like the Meilim app, you can record all of your baby's milestones and add photos, videos and text to remember them later. With lovingly designed illustrations and inspiring suggestions for milestones, the Meilim app becomes a personal diary and a permanent part of your child's growth.
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Zur WebsiteA child is considered an infant, also called a baby, from the 29th day of life until the twelfth month. However, the term baby is also used to refer to children from birth and into toddlerhood. In babyhood, children learn many important new skills and develop strongly. In the course of the first year, they learn to hold their own head, speak their first words and take their first steps. But even infants - like all people - are individuals. They are different and already have unique character traits. Thus, there is a wide range of quite normal variations in how a baby can develop and in which order it can learn skills. For parents in particular, infancy is an exciting time, as there are an incredible number of exciting milestones to experience with their child.
The tweezers grip is the grasping of objects with the thumb and index finger. By squeezing these two fingers together in the manner of tweezers, the smallest objects can be held. The tweezers grip is a prerequisite for being able to hold a pencil. Babies usually learn the tweezers grip between the ages of 8 and 14 months. The monkey grip and the scissor grip are usually learned as the first grips - i.e. before the tweezers grip. The tweezers grip is usually followed by the pincer grip.
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