Primitive Reflexes: Part 2 🧠✨ Primitive reflexes play a crucial role in your child’s growth, affecting everything from motor skills to attention span. Here’s how to test some of the most important reflexes at home following Part 1 posted earlier: Key Reflexes to Check ATNR Reflex🔍 Test: Rotate your child’s head to each side. Watch For: If the elbows buckle, this reflex might be impacting gross motor skills and attention span. STNR Reflex🔍 Test: Have your child in a crawling position, head dow
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Dyslexia and Primitive Reflexes: What to Check 📚🔍 If your child has dyslexia, two primitive reflexes often play a significant role. Let’s check the ATNR and TLR reflexes, as they commonly pop up in kids with dyslexia. 1. ATNR Reflex: Test Position: Have your child get on all fours. Head Rotation: Gently rotate their head from side to side. What to Watch For: If the elbows buckle upon head rotation, the ATNR reflex is still active. 2. TLR Reflex: Test Position: Have your child stand with feet t
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Why Primitive Reflexes Matter: Simple Tests for Your Child’s Development 🧠✨ Did you know that unintegrated primitive reflexes can impact your child’s performance in school? A fascinating survey showed that more active reflexes often lead to lower academic performance. Let’s explore how to test some of these reflexes at home. Key Reflexes to Check: Plantar Response 🦶 Test: Gently scrape the outside edge of your child’s foot. Watch For: If the toes flare up, the reflex is still active. Palmar Gr
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