"It was wonderful to see the progress in Lucas's motor coordination development; before, he couldn't even hold a pencil."

Luana Anjos, 32 years old, mother of 4-year-old Lucas.

Fine motor coordination is responsible for more delicate, precise movements, and with the advancement of technology, children are receiving fewer and fewer stimuli to develop these skills.

Therefore, it is necessary to include toys that exercise these movements, even ensuring that the literacy process becomes faster, as the child will already be more prepared.

The pincer grasp movement performed with the sticks during play will bring numerous benefits to the development of motor coordination and logical reasoning, in addition to stimulating color recognition and quantity matching.