The first few years of a child’s life are filled with worries for parents. Whilst you have the joy of a new baby and all the happiness that brings, you also have the worry that they’re not developing fast enough, they aren’t feeding correctly, or there is some other problem[…]
At birth, babies have a number of primitive reflexes, including breastfeeding and gaining the attention of caregivers and other functions necessary for surviving the early months. Some of these reflexes are repetitive movements that help the child gain muscle control and sensory processing. Newborns who lack some of these reflexes[…]