If you saw our previous reel about bed wetting and the spinal galant reflex, here’s a follow up showing what it might look like when the reflex is retained. If you want to learn more about screening, testing and integrating 5 common primitive reflexes, join our live webinar on January 14th at 3pm EST. Practitioners earn 0.3 AOTA CEUs! Tag a friend or colleague who would be interested in taking this live webinar and we’ll pick a pair randomly to take this course for free! A $150 value for both of

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Circle swings are more than play. We use them to help integrate primitive reflexes, calm the nervous system, and build the postural strength kids need for everyday life and learning. 1. Vestibular input Gentle swinging supplies the inner ear with movement signals that support balance, spatial awareness, and regulation. This helps the brain organize reflexes like the Moro and startle reflex, the TLR, the STNR, and the ATNR. 2. Calming and regulation Linear swinging left to right or forward and ba