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The #primitivereflexes hashtag on TikTok showcases instinctual, humorous reactions to everyday situations, highlighting raw human emotions, playful instincts, and unexpected responses that resonate with audiences in entertaining and relatable ways.
Do you see what is happening when pressure is applied to the bottom of baby's foot? Babies at different stages have different reflexes. Up until about 2 months babies have what is called a stepping reflex which can be activated when pressure is applied to the bottom of the foot. If your baby seems like they are almost dancing inside the carrier or trying to step around, that could be a sign that this reflex is being activated. Some newborns might not have this as significant in the first few days, but it might become more prominent after that. If your baby is under two months and very fussy in the carrier and you are doing a legs in position, this is something to consider! It might honestly be a simple as not putting any pressure on the bottom of their feet. Around 3 to 4 months a new reflex starts showing up. It's called a positive support reflex and you see it when you dangle a baby over a flat surface and put their feet on it. They almost always push up at this stage and it is why I would never recommend putting a baby who is exhibiting this reflex in a carrier in a legs in position. This is also why almost all carrier manufacturers that do recommend a legs in position state to stop by 12 weeks or when a baby is pushing up. Not only can it be really frustrating for a baby but it can also be a legitimate safety concern. When a baby pushes up, the panel is no longer covering their body in a safe way. There is the potential for them to push up and out of the carrier resulting in serious harm. This is also one of the reasons that some recommend against the use of footy pajamas in a carrier. The problem is that not all footy pajamas are equal. Some are incredibly stiff and will in fact elicit this response, but not all. While you can see that the footy pajamas my baby is in are snug, it is still incredibly stretchy and not activating that reflex. If you are finding your baby is incredibly fussy and even forcing their legs straight in a carrier then the reflexes before mentioned might be at play as well- even though they are legs out. Carrier: https://wildbird.sjv.io/c/3264381/928250/12620 #baby #babywearing #newborn #steppingreflex #primitivereflexes
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Do you see what is happening when pressure is applied to the bottom of baby's foot? Babies at different stages have different reflexes. Up until about 2 months babies have what is called a stepping reflex which can be activated when pressure is applied to the bottom of the foot. If your baby seems like they are almost dancing inside the carrier or trying to step around, that could be a sign that this reflex is being activated. Some newborns might not have this as significant in the first few days, but it might become more prominent after that. If your baby is under two months and very fussy in the carrier and you are doing a legs in position, this is something to consider! It might honestly be a simple as not putting any pressure on the bottom of their feet. Around 3 to 4 months a new reflex starts showing up. It's called a positive support reflex and you see it when you dangle a baby over a flat surface and put their feet on it. They almost always push up at this stage and it is why I would never recommend putting a baby who is exhibiting this reflex in a carrier in a legs in position. This is also why almost all carrier manufacturers that do recommend a legs in position state to stop by 12 weeks or when a baby is pushing up. Not only can it be really frustrating for a baby but it can also be a legitimate safety concern. When a baby pushes up, the panel is no longer covering their body in a safe way. There is the potential for them to push up and out of the carrier resulting in serious harm. This is also one of the reasons that some recommend against the use of footy pajamas in a carrier. The problem is that not all footy pajamas are equal. Some are incredibly stiff and will in fact elicit this response, but not all. While you can see that the footy pajamas my baby is in are snug, it is still incredibly stretchy and not activating that reflex. If you are finding your baby is incredibly fussy and even forcing their legs straight in a carrier then the reflexes before mentioned might be at play as well- even though they are legs out. Carrier: https://wildbird.sjv.io/c/3264381/928250/12620 #baby #babywearing #newborn #steppingreflex #primitivereflexes
Does your child seem uncoordinated, struggle to balance, or fall more than usual? These could be signs of what’s called ‘soft neurological signs.’ 🧠✨ These subtle motor challenges—like difficulty walking in a straight line, abnormal gait, or persistent primitive reflexes—can impact both movement and cognitive skills. By addressing these soft signs through targeted therapies, we see amazing transformations every day: better balance, improved coordination, and even stronger cognitive abilities. 💪 💡 The same areas of the brain that control movement also drive learning and development. ✨ Click The Link In Bio To Schedule Your Intensive Today! #ChildDevelopment #PrimitiveReflexes #ParentSupport #EarlyIntervention #HopeForParents
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Does your child seem uncoordinated, struggle to balance, or fall more than usual? These could be signs of what’s called ‘soft neurological signs.’ 🧠✨ These subtle motor challenges—like difficulty walking in a straight line, abnormal gait, or persistent primitive reflexes—can impact both movement and cognitive skills. By addressing these soft signs through targeted therapies, we see amazing transformations every day: better balance, improved coordination, and even stronger cognitive abilities. 💪 💡 The same areas of the brain that control movement also drive learning and development. ✨ Click The Link In Bio To Schedule Your Intensive Today! #ChildDevelopment #PrimitiveReflexes #ParentSupport #EarlyIntervention #HopeForParents
Your child’s brain might not be getting the oxygen it needs to thrive—and waiting could make progress even harder. EWOT (Exercise with Oxygen Therapy) is a powerful way to increase oxygenation and give the brain the energy it needs to develop. Combined with tasks that activate the cerebellum and laser therapy to boost energy production, we can help: ✅ Retrain balance and coordination ✅ Improve eye tracking and hand-eye coordination ✅ Eliminate primitive reflexes faster Every day without proper oxygenation means delayed development and missed opportunities for progress. Don’t wait—comment click the link in bio to book an appointment or learn more about what we do! #EWOT #ChildDevelopment #PrimitiveReflexes #CerebellumTraining #earlyintervention #braininjury
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Your child’s brain might not be getting the oxygen it needs to thrive—and waiting could make progress even harder. EWOT (Exercise with Oxygen Therapy) is a powerful way to increase oxygenation and give the brain the energy it needs to develop. Combined with tasks that activate the cerebellum and laser therapy to boost energy production, we can help: ✅ Retrain balance and coordination ✅ Improve eye tracking and hand-eye coordination ✅ Eliminate primitive reflexes faster Every day without proper oxygenation means delayed development and missed opportunities for progress. Don’t wait—comment click the link in bio to book an appointment or learn more about what we do! #EWOT #ChildDevelopment #PrimitiveReflexes #CerebellumTraining #earlyintervention #braininjury
Do you know a child with a rare genetic disorder or delays affecting their ability to sit, crawl, or stand? This is for you. 💛 This little one has made incredible progress during a 2-week intensive at our center. By combining tools like low-level laser therapy, vibration plates, and our Enfield Pro device, we’re building critical connections between the brain, core, and legs—step by step. From addressing primitive reflexes to improving muscle activation and coordination, every moment is designed to create meaningful, life-changing strides forward. 💡 Progress like this starts with the right approach. ✨ ✨ Click The Link In Bio To Schedule Your Intensive Today! #ChildDevelopment #PrimitiveReflexes #TherapyJourney #HopeForParents #MilestoneMoments #earlyintervention
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Do you know a child with a rare genetic disorder or delays affecting their ability to sit, crawl, or stand? This is for you. 💛 This little one has made incredible progress during a 2-week intensive at our center. By combining tools like low-level laser therapy, vibration plates, and our Enfield Pro device, we’re building critical connections between the brain, core, and legs—step by step. From addressing primitive reflexes to improving muscle activation and coordination, every moment is designed to create meaningful, life-changing strides forward. 💡 Progress like this starts with the right approach. ✨ ✨ Click The Link In Bio To Schedule Your Intensive Today! #ChildDevelopment #PrimitiveReflexes #TherapyJourney #HopeForParents #MilestoneMoments #earlyintervention

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