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Episode 2: What are Primitive Reflexes?
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Primitive Reflexes are automatic movement patterns that newborn babies make. They are essential in our early weeks and months of life but may get in the way of a child’s ability to thrive when kept beyond their first birthday.
We’ll take a big picture look at how the reflexes stall a child’s development and then get specific with the Moro Reflex-a big one for children with hyperactivity, meltdowns, sensory processing challenges and auditory processing disorder.
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