Is Your Child Left-handed? | Occupational Therapist Shares Tips

Every child is unique, and one aspect of their individuality can be whether they are left-handed or right-handed. If you suspect that your child might be leaning towards left-handedness, it’s essential to pay attention to the subtle signs that often emerge in their early years.

Have you ever wondered if your child might be left-handed? It’s a question many parents ask as they observe their little ones exploring the world with their hands. Being left-handed in a predominantly right-handed world can present its own set of challenges and advantages.

Purvi Gandhi is an occupational therapist and she spoke to us about simple things that can help a parent and child struggling with hand dominance. She says it’s essential to embrace your child’s natural handedness, and how doing so can boost their confidence and self-esteem.

From their preference for one hand over the other to their hand dominance in various activities, she helps you recognize the telltale signs, whole brain exercises that help all kids and tips that can make it easier for someone who is a lefty to write.

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Purvi Gandhi

She is an Occupational Therapist and Intervention Coach. Being a practising therapist for the last 25 years, Purvi is associated with The Aditya Birla Integrated School in dealing with cases like autism, ADHD, slow learners, dyslexia etc.