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Created by a pediatric occupational therapist to help parents understand what’s typical, when reflexes integrate, and how they support healthy growth. Perfect for: • New & expecting parents • Parents curious about baby development • Anyone wanting OT-backed education on infant reflexes REFLEXES EXPLAINED: Rooting Reflex • Integrates: ~3–4 months • How to elicit: Stroke baby’s cheek or corner of mouth • Purpose: Helps baby locate the nipple for feeding • If not present: May indicate feeding difficulty, poor oral-motor readiness, or neurological concern Moro (Startle) Reflex • Integrates: ~4–6 months • How to elicit: Sudden head movement or loud sound • Purpose: Protective reflex for balance and survival • If not present: Can suggest CNS (central nervous system) injury or decreased neurological responsiveness Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR / “Fencing”) • Integrates: ~5–7 months • How to elicit: Turn baby’s head to one side while lying on back • Purpose: Supports hand-eye coordination and early rolling • If not present: May impact motor development and coordination Stepping Reflex • Integrates: ~2 months • How to elicit: Hold baby upright with feet touching surface • Purpose: Prepares neural pathways for walking • If not present: May suggest lower-extremity weakness or neurological concerns Babinski Reflex • Integrates: ~12–24 months • How to elicit: Stroke outer sole of foot from heel to toes • Purpose: Indicates immature nervous system (normal in infants) • If not present: Can signal nervous system dysfunction in infants Sucking Reflex • Integrates: ~4 months (becomes voluntary) • How to elicit: Place finger or nipple in baby’s mouth • Purpose: Enables feeding and self-soothing • If not present: May lead to feeding difficulties and poor weight gain Palmar Grasp Reflex • Integrates: ~4–6 months • How to elicit: Place finger in baby’s palm • Purpose: Builds early hand strength and neural connections • If not present: May indicate peripheral nerve or spinal cord concerns OT Note Primitive reflexes are normal and necessary in infancy. They should emerge, integrate, and be replaced by voluntary movement. Persistent or absent reflexes may warrant further evaluation by a pediatric OT or medical provider. 👍 Like, share, and follow for more pregnancy, newborn, and child development tips from an OT. #InfantReflexes #NewbornDevelopment #OccupationalTherapy #PediatricOT #BabyMilestones

Created by a pediatric occupational therapist to help parents understand what’s typical, when reflexes integrate, and how they support healthy growth. Perfect for: • New & expecting parents • Parents curious about baby development • Anyone wanting OT-backed education on infant reflexes REFLEXES EXPLAINED: Rooting Reflex • Integrates: ~3–4 months • How to elicit: Stroke baby’s cheek or corner of mouth • Purpose: Helps baby locate the nipple for feeding • If not present: May indicate feeding difficulty, poor oral-motor readiness, or neurological concern Moro (Startle) Reflex • Integrates: ~4–6 months • How to elicit: Sudden head movement or loud sound • Purpose: Protective reflex for balance and survival • If not present: Can suggest CNS (central nervous system) injury or decreased neurological responsiveness Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR / “Fencing”) • Integrates: ~5–7 months • How to elicit: Turn baby’s head to one side while lying on back • Purpose: Supports hand-eye coordination and early rolling • If not present: May impact motor development and coordination Stepping Reflex • Integrates: ~2 months • How to elicit: Hold baby upright with feet touching surface • Purpose: Prepares neural pathways for walking • If not present: May suggest lower-extremity weakness or neurological concerns Babinski Reflex • Integrates: ~12–24 months • How to elicit: Stroke outer sole of foot from heel to toes • Purpose: Indicates immature nervous system (normal in infants) • If not present: Can signal nervous system dysfunction in infants Sucking Reflex • Integrates: ~4 months (becomes voluntary) • How to elicit: Place finger or nipple in baby’s mouth • Purpose: Enables feeding and self-soothing • If not present: May lead to feeding difficulties and poor weight gain Palmar Grasp Reflex • Integrates: ~4–6 months • How to elicit: Place finger in baby’s palm • Purpose: Builds early hand strength and neural connections • If not present: May indicate peripheral nerve or spinal cord concerns OT Note Primitive reflexes are normal and necessary in infancy. They should emerge, integrate, and be replaced by voluntary movement. Persistent or absent reflexes may warrant further evaluation by a pediatric OT or medical provider. 👍 Like, share, and follow for more pregnancy, newborn, and child development tips from an OT. #InfantReflexes #NewbornDevelopment #OccupationalTherapy #PediatricOT #BabyMilestones

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