Gross motor skills: that great ally that includes movements that affect the learning and development of actions such as walking, running, and jumping. These abilities develop at different stages of growth, but it is between the first and fourth year of life when they should be especially reinforced to strengthen and develop children's muscles while they gain autonomy, confidence, and knowledge of their surroundings.
Gross mobility will focus on muscle movements of the legs, arms, back, abdomen, and head. Gradually, these movements will contribute to acquiring skills such as walking, running, jumping, climbing stairs, or balancing. In addition, this type of activity will allow them to interact better with their environment, thus gaining autonomy and reinforcing cognitive processes. Gross motor skills are extremely important, but how can we enhance them? At Injusa, we suggest you do it in a fun and safe way. These two toys will become your great allies:
RIDE-ON TOY: children who can walk will be able to use this toy autonomously. It will help them strengthen their anterior muscles and improve their balance, coordination, and spatial perception. The child will push off with their legs without using pedals; this will be the first step before riding a traditional bicycle.
TRICYCLE: it becomes a star item for outings; it's fun for children and very safe for adults as it comes with a handle that will control the direction of the tricycle at all times. It improves coordination, balance, and trunk position. In addition, Injusa tricycles have an integrated canopy to protect them from the sun and a storage compartment to make rides more comfortable. Stage tricycles will evolve to adapt to different developmental phases.
If you want children to have fun while strengthening their physical and psychological conditions, the ride-on toy and the tricycle are your star toys. Enhance your child's agility, strength, speed, and balance in a fun and effective way. Which model is your favorite?