Fine motor skills are crucial for a toddler's development as they lay the foundation for various daily tasks. Engaging in fine motor activities helps toddlers strengthen their hand muscles, coordination, and dexterity. Examples of fine motor activities for toddlers include finger painting, playing with playdough, stacking blocks, sorting small objects, and using tweezers to pick up objects. These activities encourage hand-eye coordination, finger control, and improve concentration. Sensory play, such as pouring water or sand, also enhances fine motor skills. By incorporating these activities into a toddler's routine, parents can ensure that their child's fine motor skills develop effectively, setting them up for success in future activities such as writing and buttoning clothes.