This is my second child, you'd think I'd have this one. Treasure started using a fork for about a month then wouldn't use it again. I thought it was just easier to use her hands, but I think I was trying to make her use the wrong hand. Here's the thing, she uses both hands pretty much equally. If I hand her something it's a 50/50 toss up. Same thing with putting her foot forward or rolling over - she doesn't seem to be any sided. I usually start with my right foot, roll to my right side if on my back. But with Treasure it's really 50/50. Usually right handed means right footed or right sided, but she is one odd duck! She is 27 months, I think we should know by now - don't you?
Answer QuestionAsked by Works4Mom.com at 6:48 PM on Sep. 26, 2009 in Toddlers (1-2)
Level 15 (1,963 Credits)Nope, I don't think so. You will eventually know and she might be able to write and do things with both hands all of her life. There is a name for it but I can't remember it.
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Answer by Works4Mom.com at 6:53 PM on Sep. 26, 2009
Oh okay, lol. I was really trying to figure out that word, lol. Well, my grandmother could do it and her youngest could also but he could do more than she could too so I would say thats a good possibility.
Answer by Katrina3016 at 6:57 PM on Sep. 26, 2009
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