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Primary Reflexes

 Developmental  No Responses »
Jan 262011
 

This video discusses primitive infant reflexes including: (tonic neck, grasp, magnet, rooting, sucking, Moro and pull to sit).

This video discusses Galant’s reflex.

 Posted by David Sharek at 1:36 pm  Tagged with: baby, reflex, video

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