How does a child’s motor development manifest?

Motor development in children primarily manifests through physical actions and coordination of their bodies, such as grasping objects and rolling over. These activities are key milestones that indicate how a child is growing and gaining control over their movements. For instance, the ability to grasp demonstrates fine motor skills, while rolling over showcases gross motor skills, both of which are essential components of a child's overall physical development.

While social networks, language acquisition, and emotional intelligence are important aspects of child growth, they pertain more to cognitive, communicative, and emotional development rather than physical motor development. Grasping and rolling over are clear, observable behaviors that reflect a child's progress in motor skills, making them a direct manifestation of motor development.