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The brain knows where our body is in space and how much force to use during movement. Proprioceptive stimulation of the hand helps to: • improve hand awareness • regulate muscle tone • increase wrist stability • better control grip force • prepare the hand for precise movements That’s why before fine motor tasks I often use a short proprioceptive stimulation. Why is it important? Proprioceptive input helps the brain understand the position of the hand and control the force used during movement. When the hand receives the right sensory input, writing becomes more stable, controlled, and less tiring. 👋 About me I’m Anna, a paediatric physiotherapist with over 23 years of experience, working with children and young athletes every day. I help parents understand how their child’s body really works and how to support safe, confident movement — before problems or injuries appear. If you value clear, practical advice based on real clinical experience (not trends), 👉 follow for more physiotherapy tips you can actually trust 💙 •sensory • kids • adhd •autism •motor development •physiotherapy • infant movement skills •physio tips for parents •fizjoterapia niemowląt •rozwój motoryczny dziecka #proprioception #sensoryintegration #childdevelopment #finemotorskills #physiotherapy Physiotherapist, Children’s Physiotherapist, Osteopath, Chiropractor, Pediatrician, Sensory Integration Therapy, Integracja Sensoryczna, Terapia ręki, Massage, Masaż, Physiotherapy, Aberdeen, Scotland 14/06/2026

The brain knows where our body is in space and how much force to use during movement. Proprioceptive stimulation of the hand helps to: • improve hand awareness • regulate muscle tone • increase wrist stability • better control grip force • prepare the hand for precise movements That’s why before fine motor tasks I often use a short proprioceptive stimulation. Why is it important? Proprioceptive input helps the brain understand the position of the hand and control the force used during movement. When the hand receives the right sensory input, writing becomes more stable, controlled, and less tiring. 👋 About me I’m Anna, a paediatric physiotherapist with over 23 years of experience, working with children and young athletes every day. I help parents understand how their child’s body really works and how to support safe, confident movement — before problems or injuries appear. If you value clear, practical advice based on real clinical experience (not trends), 👉 follow for more physiotherapy tips you can actually trust 💙 •sensory • kids • adhd •autism •motor development •physiotherapy • infant movement skills •physio tips for parents •fizjoterapia niemowląt •rozwój motoryczny dziecka #proprioception #sensoryintegration #childdevelopment #finemotorskills #physiotherapy Physiotherapist, Children’s Physiotherapist, Osteopath, Chiropractor, Pediatrician, Sensory Integration Therapy, Integracja Sensoryczna, Terapia ręki, Massage, Masaż, Physiotherapy, Aberdeen, Scotland

#FMTLifestyle When six-year-old Arisshvaran walked away from a half-finished pyramid of paper cups, his mother feared months of preparation were about to unravel. The boy had already stacked several rows according to a carefully planned pattern inspired by the colours of the Malaysian flag. Then, without warning, he got up and wandered off. “I couldn’t raise my voice to him. I couldn’t force him,” Naneecharam Muniandy recalled. “He needed to find his comfort zone, then he would do it.” A few moments later, Arisshvaran returned to his seat, picked up another cup and carried on. By the end of the challenge, he had stacked 120 paper cups into a pyramid in nine minutes and 58 seconds, earning recognition from the International Book of Records and a Super Talented Kid Award. For Naneecharam, the achievement meant far more than a certificate. Just a few years ago, she was unsure whether her son would ever be accepted beyond the family home. 🔗 Click the link in our bio to read the full article or visit Lumi News. (M Naneecharam pic) 11/06/2026

#FMTLifestyle When six-year-old Arisshvaran walked away from a half-finished pyramid of paper cups, his mother feared months of preparation were about to unravel. The boy had already stacked several rows according to a carefully planned pattern inspired by the colours of the Malaysian flag. Then, without warning, he got up and wandered off. “I couldn’t raise my voice to him. I couldn’t force him,” Naneecharam Muniandy recalled. “He needed to find his comfort zone, then he would do it.” A few moments later, Arisshvaran returned to his seat, picked up another cup and carried on. By the end of the challenge, he had stacked 120 paper cups into a pyramid in nine minutes and 58 seconds, earning recognition from the International Book of Records and a Super Talented Kid Award. For Naneecharam, the achievement meant far more than a certificate. Just a few years ago, she was unsure whether her son would ever be accepted beyond the family home. 🔗 Click the link in our bio to read the full article or visit Lumi News. (M Naneecharam pic)

Bicara anak kurang jelas? Cadel/pelat atasi dengan stimulasi berikut #tipsparenting #parenting #speechdelay #parentingtips #pijat 08/06/2026

Bicara anak kurang jelas? Cadel/pelat atasi dengan stimulasi berikut #tipsparenting #parenting #speechdelay #parentingtips #pijat

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