My ten year old loves this ball that he can play with, too. Now he can teach his little sister how to throw and catch.
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It’s not easy to find the perfect ball for baby to play with. The big ones are too big for little hands to hold on to and the little ones end up in their mouths. That’s what makes the structure of the O ball ideal. It’s big and colorful, but the holes in it make it easy for little fingers to grasp. And O ball is very soft for those missed catches.
At this age it’s much harder to catch a ball from the air than to throw it. You can play a starter game of “catch†with your little one by having him/her throw you the ball from a short distance, then you can roll it back for another throw.
Throwing underhand uses a different set of muscles than overhand. You can encourage your child to throw it both ways. You may find that your child is more comfortable throwing one way or the other.
O balls are great for kicking, too. They are hard enough to move quickly, but soft enough not to cause to much damage.
It also has a rattle inside the ball. Which is a cool twist to the o ball. Baby will love hearing the rattle when playing a came of catch, which is great for cause and effect.
As your child grows stronger and more coordinated, try challenging his/her accuracy by setting up targets, such as goals to kick through and baskets to shoot into. This will help develop his/her hand-eye coordination.
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