Husband and I recently found that our child could be a left-handed one. For a friend of ours who is an veteran in children education observed it and had reminded us to look into it. So far he likes to use both hand to feed himself and it seems he uses his left foot to kick ball most of the time (9:1).
Do you have the same experience? My kid is only 2yrs should I do anything for this. Should I import any left-handed utensils for him? Is there any left-handed shop in HK?
My son is going to be 4 years old. He is a "very" left-handed child. I just let him to use his left hand for holding spoon, chopsticks, pencil...... I haven't bought any "lefty" special stuff except a pair of scissors.
Husband and I have no intention to forbid my boy using left hand. My husband himself was a left-handed when he was small but my in-law forced him writing with right hand. I just wonder if there is anything I should be aware like using of scissors (thanks for your advice), keyboard, mouse... after all I found the following and a useful website:-
http://www.anythingleft-handed.co.uk
The left hemisphere (RIGHT HAND CONTROL) controls Speech, Language, Writing, Logic, Mathematics, Science, this is the LINEAR THINKING MODE.
The right hemisphere (LEFT HAND CONTROL) controls Music, Art, Creativity, Perception, Spatial awareness, Emotions, Genius, this is the HOLISTIC THINKING MODE.
My son is also a lefty. We noticed this when he was around 2. He almost does everything with his left hand except when using the computer mouse as it's always placed on the right-hand side. He's taking piano and violin lessons which provide good chances for him to use his right hand as well.
You can buy lefty scissors from most of the big bookstores.