How can left-handed children learn to write without unnecessary struggle? A relaxed grip and the correct paper position are essential prerequisites for left-handed writing and for achieving a fluid and legible handwriting. Without appropriate support, left-handed children often develop a cramped hand position while writing. The detailed instructions in this book help them learn to write comfortably. The experienced author also provides clear answers to the most important and frequently asked questions about left-handedness: - What determines a person's handedness? - How can one determine a child's innate handedness? - Why do so many left-handers write with their right hand, and how can we support their retraining? - And when is retraining actually sensible?.