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motor development firstborns compared children older sibling first two years life examined data study come ongoing research project citizen participation investigating development motor milestones first second years life parents report online childrens developmental progress using development calendar 18 motor skills birth children manage walking alone recorded 14 relate gross motor skills four hand motor skills children siblings achieved higher values birth terms apgarscore height weight bmi parental satisfaction health development child compared firstborns however differences could found ages 1012 months 14 months firstborns reached five fine motor manual dexterity milestones earlier children siblings contrast mastering 13 gross motor milestones differences could found firstborns children siblings motor development early age considered largely genetically controlled analogous physical development however faster development fine motor skills firstborns could related fact parents interact intensively firstborn later born children unlike gross motor skills fine motor skills genetic factors also learning processes effective early age