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minimovers mm app combines motor development theory creativity expertise designed provide parents developmentally appropriate activities support childrens motor skills study investigates minimovers activities enabled parents support childrens physical development families participated 8week mm programme activities mm app mini mighty mega levels pre postintervention data collected using multiple tools eg motion capture system force plate eyetracking glasses videos mixed research methods applied among children n 8 aged 2179 months parents providing quantitative analysis childrens performance running throwing jumping kicking balancing catching well qualitative analysis parents attitude behaviour twoweekly feedback surveys interviews labbased measures showed significant improvements run time underarm throwing distance horizontal jump distance test gross motor development3 showed significant gain running underarm overarm throwing horizontal jump kicking developmental stages indicated significant improvements running kicking catching parents reported increased enjoyment knowledge childrens enjoyment independence confidence pilot study provides support research development mm app suggests research use apps support home activities among families young children