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Place toys that change shape, bend, and are softer (e.g., small stuffie) in infant's hand.
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Place easy to hold item close to infants hand and physically prompt infant to hold.
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Place larger lightweight toys for holding such as a soft stuffie in infant's hand.
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Place toys that do not change shape or bend, such as a block, in infant's hand.
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Place narrow, thin toys into infant's hand to hold.
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Place a board book in front of infant, show infant how to flip each page with their helper hand. Lift the page slightly to help infant get started.
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Hold a rattle and encourage rotating forearm to make sound. Position the rattle initially horizontally then progress to giving rattle vertically.
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Place a large bright sticker in infant’s palm or on the inner forearm, cue infant to turn palm upwards to see the sticker.
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Place stamps with larger cylindrical or knob handles into infant's hand and encourage stamping on a vertical surface.
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Tickle the palm/forearm with a feather/toy to encourage infant to rotate forearm to look for the source.
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