Anonymous wrote:It may seem trivial but usually one issue like this does not exist in isolation and is not likely to get better at age 10 on its own. Does he have issues with fine motor skills in other areas like handwriting, cutting, typing? Or vision problems limiting his hand-eye coordination? As a professional working in a school more and more kids are being seen with poor motor skills likely due to limited play as young children (bc of more screen time) I would assume
Not OP but my kid was good at handwriting, cutting, and typing - heck he can even sew with a simple stitch - but shoelaces? Nope, just wasn’t interested, and then he just started wearing shoes he needed to tie and that was that.