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Helping Your Child Practise Static Balance at Home
Help your child build static balance by adding tiny still-holds to routines they already do — standing tall while brushing teeth, one-foot stands while drying off, or freeze games at play — always with support close and plenty of warm encouragement. Little and often works best.
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Build your child's static balance with short, playful daily games — freeze poses, one-foot flamingo stands, cushion and line play — little and often. Praise effort, keep it fun, and share any concerns at a developmental check.
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One easy everyday activity for static balance is the Statue (Freeze) game: your child holds a balanced pose for a few seconds, then freezes when the music stops. Begin with feet apart, then progress to feet together and one-leg holds, adding a cushion or eyes-closed challenge over weeks to build core, hip and ankle control through joyful, repeated practice.
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