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Bilateral Integration

Bilateral integration is the ability to use both sides of the body together in a controlled and organized manner. Without bilateral coordination, a child might appear to be clumsy or drop items, use primarily one hand in activities, or switch hands during tasks that require a dominant hand and a helper hand. Children who have difficulty coordinating both sides of their body can have difficulty completing daily living tasks (dressing, tying shoes, putting on socks), fine motor activities (banging blocks together, stringing beads, buttoning), visual motor tasks (drawing, writing, cutting, catching/ throwing), and gross motor activities (crawling, walking, climbing stairs, riding a bike), and subsequently experience significant difficulties in learning and academic performance. Watch our video for some simple and fun bilateral activities. Have fun!