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If you’ve ever thought, “Something seems off, but I can’t quite put my finger on it,”—you’re not alone. Many parents come to us with a quiet concern they’ve been carrying for months, even years. Maybe your child is bright, funny, and kind—but they tire easily during...

You keep hearing it.“Let’s wait and see.”“Every child develops at their own pace.”“They’re doing fine!” But inside, something doesn’t feel fine.And if you're parenting a child ages 4-10 in preschool, kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grade, those years are too critical...

In a world where screens dominate and typing is the norm, it’s easy to assume that handwriting is outdated. But when it comes to your child’s development, handwriting is far from obsolete—it’s one of the most powerful tools we have to grow the brain. At Scribble 2...

A recent New York Times article spotlighted a trend educators and parents are seeing more than ever—boys entering school already behind. Many are quickly flagged for ADHD, dyslexia, or labeled as disruptive. But at Scribble 2 Script, we believe the problem isn’t with...

As kids enter 3rd grade, they step into a huge developmental transition—and messy handwriting often becomes a red flag. For 8–9 year olds, this year is a tipping point. They’re no longer just learning to write; now they’re expected to write to learn. If a child...

In a world increasingly shaped by touchscreens and keyboards, handwriting can feel like a relic of the past. But a growing body of neuroscience tells us otherwise. Handwriting isn’t just relevant, it’s essential.  In this fascinating study published in Frontiers...

Many parents assume that if their child has 20/20 vision, their eyesight is perfect. However, vision is about more than just clarity—it’s also about how the eyes work together to track, focus, and process information. Even if a child sees clearly, difficulties with...

Many children with ADHD struggle with messy, slow, or inconsistent handwriting. Writing requires a combination of fine motor control, sustained attention, and executive functioning skills—areas that children with ADHD often find challenging. As a result, handwriting...

Many parents have never heard of primitive reflexes, but these automatic movement patterns play a crucial role in early childhood development. They help babies survive, develop motor control, and build the foundation for higher-level skills like coordination, balance,...

Many parents wonder why their child’s handwriting is messy, slow, or difficult to read. Writing is a complex skill that requires a combination of fine motor control, postural stability, visual processing, and cognitive engagement. When a child struggles with...