The modern writing style

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The child transitions to holding the crayon or marker with the whole hand while the pointer finger (“digit”) points to the tip and the forearm rotates to point down toward the paper (“pronated”). This is considered a “transitional” grasp and is typically present when little ones are learning to make lines and circles. Coloring and early drawing movements still come from the larger muscle groups and typically involve large strokes, however, there may be a higher level of control over the tool compared to the Palmar Supinate grasp.
2-3 years – Digital Pronate.

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DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRESSION OF HANDWRITING SKILLS
Pencil grasp is usually the most obvious fine motor marker of how a child’s handwriting development is coming along, and it’s often the one I get asked about the most by concerned adults. Though handwriting development begins to take place well before a child ever picks up a pencil, these are the milestones to keep in mind when looking at how your child is holding their crayon, marker, or pencil.
The crayon or marker is held in the palm (“palmar”) with the thumb on top in a slight forearm-up (“supinated”) position. This is considered a “primitive” grasp and typically accompanies the “scribbling” stage. Scribbling movements are typically initiated by the shoulder and elbow, which involve larger muscle groups and a relatively low level of precision.
1 to 1.5 years – Palmar Supinate

Handwriting is an essential skill for both children and adults. For younger children : Handwriting activates the brain more than keyboarding because it involves more complex motor and cognitive skills. Handwriting contributes to reading fluency because it activates visual perception of letters.

Practice makes perfect...

Improving children's penmanship, legibility, pencil grasp, and working on problem areas are all important things that need to be addressed—especially in the digital age when most of our written communication is done through texting on mobile devices or typing on a keyboard.

Modern writing style