Early Writing Skills · For Families
Building the foundations at home.
Ordinary play, done alongside someone who makes it feel fun, is what builds the skills handwriting depends on.
You do not need to be a teacher, and you do not need special equipment. The skills that make handwriting possible are built through ordinary play. What matters most is that children see writing happening around them and are encouraged to have a go themselves — scribbling, drawing, making marks — with someone alongside them who makes it feel fun rather than something to get right.
And that's why I worked with SproutBox to create the Coco Early Writing Skills Box: to turn the foundations I look for as a handwriting specialist into simple, purposeful activities children can enjoy through play. There are no worksheets and no repetitive letter practice. Instead meet Coco.
MEET COCO
The Coco Early Writing Skills Box
Coco makes the activities feel like an adventure rather than a task. For young children that matters more than anything, a child who is enjoying themselves will keep going and repetition is exactly what builds these skills.
Coco makes the activities feel like an adventure rather than a task. For young children that matters more than anything, a child who is enjoying themselves will keep going and repetition is exactly what builds these skills.
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