Right Handed or Left Handed  

i'm right,my 14 yr old is right,my 12yr old is right,but my 8yr old is left

My 2 kids are left handed. I am right handed. But when I play pool I am left handed. I don't consider my self ambidextrous, but I can play right or left at the pool table. I just can't break with my right. So I play left in pool.

Every one in my immediate family is right handed except for me, same goes for my extended family like my parents and aunts ans uncles all except my one aunt and she is the ones that actually taught my to tie my shoes because it was hard for my mom to do being she was right handed and that fact that I was doing it all backwards. At first I thought my daughter might be left handed but as time passed I realized she wasn't. I only write and eat with my left hand though, I throw and catch with my right and my husband think I am weird because I have to do both my throwing and my pitching with my right hand, he is trying to teach me to use my opposite hand but it isn't easy.

With in my immediate family my husband is right handed, but can shoot pool with either, everything else is right handed dominate. My son, who's 7, writes left handed but with everything it's which every is closer for him to grab things with. If you set the fork for his meal on the right side he'll pick it up and go for it with his right hand. My daughter, who's 2, is gonna be right handed completely. She can't do anything with her left, and it honestly confuses her if she tries too. Myself, I can do many things with either hand. I write right handed but can with my left as well, the only think i prefer to do right handed is eat... less messes that way, lol.

I and my husband and son and granddaughter and daughter-in-law are all right handed.

All of the members of my family are right handed. My mother was left handed but her school made her switch to her right hand. There are still some things she does more with her left hand than her right. I wonder if there are still schools that prefer students to be righthanded. I always thought it would be something to be abble to write with either hand. I've tried and found I was better off being righthanded.

I am right handed (im an identical twin and she is left handed as is very common with identical twins) my childrens father (my partner) is left handed both our girls are right handed though.

I am right handed and my children's dad is left handed. My children are right handed I think. I am certain that my oldest son is right handed and believe that my toddler son is also right handed. My baby daughter is too young for me to be certain. I imagine that she will be right handed.

I am a primary school teacher. I have taught some left handed children. I am always careful where I sit left handed children. I give left handed children special scissors to use. I think that it must be excellent to be ambidextrous. I am not I know because when I broke my right arm I was hopeless at writing with my left hand.

I'm right-handed. The left-handed people in my family (that I know of) are my 6-year old son, my dad, my grandmom (my dad's mother), and I think my uncle (my dad's brother) is ambidextrous.

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