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Many parents notice their child switching between left and right hands for writing, drawing, or eating. While this is normal in toddlers, some school-aged kids still haven’t established hand dominance – a condition sometimes called “mixed hand preference” or delayed dominance. This feature explores what the latest pediatric guidelines say, how to encourage development, and when to consider an evaluation.
New research and expert tips on hand dominance development – plus when to seek support.
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