IGameMom writes;

“I have been reviewing kids’ apps for a while.  I don’t know if you ever noticed, I have not reviewed any hand writing apps.  There are quite a few out there, but I felt tracing with one finger on the screen is completely different from holding a pen writing on paper.  I don’t see tracing with finger require many finger muscles at all.  Call me old fashioned, I still want my child to be able to write well with a pen.”

To read the full article from IGameMom click here;

http://igamemom.com/2013/07/30/practice-fine-motor-skills-on-ipad-with-kidori/

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