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How Yoga in the Early Years Helps Children Develop Motor Skills for Writing and Cross the Midline
oga has become an increasingly popular tool in early childhood education, and its benefits go beyond just helping children calm down or manage stress. In fact, integrating yoga into a child’s daily routine can play a crucial role in developing key motor skills needed for early writing. Through the EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) framework and Development Matters, we know that fostering these foundational skills in the early years is essential for preparing children for later academic success.
But how exactly does yoga help in building the gross and fine motor skills necessary for writing, and how can it support a child in crossing the midline? Let’s dive into the fascinating world of children’s yoga, exploring how it nurtures both the body and mind, all while aligning with the EYFS goals.

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