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19K views · 844 reactions | Ever seen the Moro reflex in action? - This ‘startle reflex’ is a newborn’s built-in survival response for the first 3-6 months of life - arms fling out, then curl back in like they’re bracing for life. Watching babies show this reflex is both fascinating and a reminder of how fearfully and wonderfully we’re made. Want me to break down more neonatal reflexes? Drop a comment below. #MoroReflex #NeonatalReflexes #PediatricMedicine | Dr. Iggy | Facebook

96 reactions · 16 shares | The Startle Reflex begins in the womb… but if it doesn’t integrate, the nervous system stays stuck on “alert.” That tension shows up in the eyes, posture, and learning. ️ Integrating primitive reflexes restores calm and clarity. #PrimitiveReflexes #StartleReflex #VisionHealing #BrainBodyIntegration #EyeHealth #SomaticVision #FunctionalVision | Dr. Sam Berne | Facebook

Moro Reflex Integration Part 1 of 2 When a child has a retained Moro reflex, they also have an exaggerated startle response. You might see their head suddenly throw back, arms and legs extend, and arms fly out to the side when startled. In this exercise, we help the child move into the opposite position of that reflex pattern: ✨ Bend the hips and knees ✨ Straighten the arms and bring them down by their sides ✨ Encourage a gentle chin tuck Our hand placement is intentional. By pressing gently int

8.6K views · 169 reactions | We had fun with this one! Turning reflex...