Fine motor delay Support at Skids and Giggles Toilet Training — NSW

Skids and Giggles Toilet Training lists fine motor skills support as part of its service offerings. Fine motor skills—the ability to control small muscles in the hands and fingers—are essential for many everyday tasks including writing, fastening buttons, using cutlery, and managing personal hygiene during toilet training. When a child experiences fine motor delay, activities that require precision and hand-eye coordination can become frustrating or difficult.

According to its listing, the clinic may support fine motor development through targeted activities and exercises. Examples of interventions commonly used in occupational therapy for fine motor delay include: practising grasp patterns with writing tools or utensils; manipulating small objects such as beads, pegs, or puzzle pieces to build finger strength and control; and using adaptive equipment or graded activities to make tasks more manageable. Skids and Giggles Toilet Training may tailor these approaches to the context of toilet training and self-care routines, where fine motor control is particularly relevant.

Parents should note that NDIS registration for this clinic has not been confirmed in the current directory snapshot. If the clinic does accept NDIS funding, costs may be covered under a participant's plan for 2025-26, depending on plan goals and approval. Parents are encouraged to contact the clinic directly to discuss funding options, eligibility, and how fine motor support aligns with their child's individual needs.