lefthandedchildren.org

A new guide giving basic instruction and with lots of exercises for cutting practice has been added to the site.

www.lefthandedchildren.org/cutting.htm

The new golf clubs specially made in a range of junior sizes and with reduced weight heads and more flexible shafts have now been added to the Anything Left-Handed online shop

Click here to see US Kids junior golf clubs range

Anything Left-handed owner Keith has been challenged by his son Tom to get to the top spot in Google for the search term “Keith”.  There are only 247 million results pages for that search so it should not be too difficult!

Keith has created a small website about the name Keith with origins and meanings and famous Keiths as well as some details about himself and if anyonbe is interested they can  see the site here

http://keith.milsoms.com

Keith is also producing a website about running and e-commerce business and keeping a blog of the way he is going about it.  For any of our visitors who are into web marketing and SEO work, Keith’s business site is http://www.milsoms.com and the blog is at http://www.milsoms.com/blog

If you are a junior golfer or have a budding Tiger Woods in the family, it is important to get the correct clubs so you can learn properly and build confidence.  Cut down clubs and a lot of supposedly “junior” clubs are really just adapted adult versions and are too heavy and stiff for junior golfers.

US Kids Golf have been producing a range of specialist clubs and other junior golf equipment since 1997.  Their clubs have heads that are 25% lighter than adult versions and have the weight redistributed as well as specially made, more flexible shafts and thinner grips.  There are 4 age ranges to suit all heights and there are even different colour ranges available for girls.

Anything Left-Handed have just arranged to distribute the range of left-handed clubs available from US Kids in the UK and they will be in stock within a week.  Check this page for details and watch out for news in the Club newsletter soon.
http://www.anythingleft-handed.co.uk/us-kids-golf.html

A new guide on letter formation and writing basics for left handed children has just been added to the www.lefthandedchildren.org site. Full details at

www.lefthandedchildren.org/letter-formation.htm

A new guide on helping young left handed children written by Lauren Milsom is now available. Full details at

www.lefthandedchildren.org/preschool.htm

The new site full of information to help left-handed children is now fully working, with the school experiences survey and results plus a series of guides to help left-handed children, their parents and teachers. www.lefthandedchildren.org

The full list of information available o the site can be seen on the site map

A new guide on helpinmg young left handed children written by Lauren Milsom is now available. Full details at

www.lefthandedchildren.org/sitemap.htm

There is a huge range of left-handed products available online at Anything Left-Handed. They are based on London, UK, but deliver worldwide for only £3.50 (or free on orders over £30.00)

Click here to visit http://www.anythingleft-handed.co.uk

The results and analysis of the survey how now been compiled and show some fascinating (and worrying) results. We have also added a lot of the comments and personal experiences that were sent to us as we think they give a really good insight into the sorts of problems left handed children face at school.

You can see the full results and comments here
www.lefthandedchildren.org/school-survey-results.htm

We will be using this blog to record all new information we come across relating to left-handed children, their parents and teachers and about products, tips and tricks that may make life a little easier (or stuff that just amuses us!).

On a serious note, this lefthandedchildren.org website is the home of the Lefthanders’ School Experiences survey and the campaign we are running to get better awareness and consideration of the needs of left-handed children in schools.

We have found the responses to the survey and the comments and personal experiences that people have shared with us extremely interesting and helpful, if a little sad in some cases. So often, it seems that a small amount of help from a teacher or parent could make a huge difference, if only they were aware of it and knew what to do.

We hope that by sharing this information and our thoughts and comments on it we will help a few more people to help the left-handed children they come across and also help the children to help themselves.

Keith and Lauren Milsom