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Fill a Ziplock bag with paint, small toys, and glitter. Seal tight and have infant smear the paint and play with the toys. Good starting point for infants with persistent flexed wrist position.
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Place toys on a flat surface, encourage lifting the wrist to activate the toy; such as, tapping a toy piano, playing with a tambourine.
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Hit/flick toys on vertical surface using the back of your hand or your fingers.
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Push a big exercise ball with your hand (hand can be fisted or with an open hand).
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Feed small safe snacks
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Pull out ribbons, scarves, small toys hidden inside a tissue box (tissue box can be taped to wall).
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Grasp large, lightweight, easy to grasp toys from adult's hand and release them into a box (e.g., bumpy sensory balls that are child size).
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Pull out handkerchiefs from a box with a slot or a whisk and drop into a basket/box.
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Crumple a towel or tissue paper placed on tray or table by grasping and regrasping.
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