Checking primitive reflexes in a one year old is one of the hardest stages to assess. They never stop moving, they want off the table, and you cannot get them into the classic positions like hands and knees for ATNR or STNR. It feels a little like trying to examine a cat that wants to escape every two seconds. This is why checking reflexes at this age takes a higher skill set. The same is true for kids with significant sensory needs or profound autism who are constantly moving. You need to know
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This little girl came to us with constant repetitive behaviors and tics, and the cause was unexpected. Advanced testing revealed chronic strep, chronic Epstein Barr virus, and antibodies affecting the basal ganglia, the part of the brain that controls movement, thinking patterns, and emotional regulation. When infections trigger inflammation in this system, it can lead to tics, perseveration, and behavioral challenges. Finding the root cause matters. By reducing infections and calming neural inf
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When I turn his head, you can see his whole shoulder lift and his arm bend. That is the ATNR reflex. When I lift his head and both arms drop together, that is the STNR reflex. These reflexes are supposed to disappear in the first year of life, but when they stay active, they change how a child moves, balances, and learns. Reflexes like ATNR and STNR act like old wiring that keeps pulling the body into patterns it should have outgrown. If a child turns their head and their arm automatically bends
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The rooting reflex is one of the earliest reflexes babies use to feed. When you gently stroke a newborn’s cheek, they turn toward the touch and open their mouth. This is normal in infancy and helps them find the breast or bottle. As the brain matures, this reflex should fade so higher motor and speech systems can take over. When the rooting reflex stays active beyond infancy, it can create challenges because the head and mouth are still being pulled into that early feeding pattern. This limits h
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When this little girl came in, we had already run a full set of labs, and what we found were clear markers of neural inflammation that directly affect the basal ganglia. This part of the brain plays a major role in emotional regulation, sensory processing, sleep, and anxiety. When it is inflamed, kids often become overwhelmed, anxious, or hypersensitive, not because they are choosing those reactions but because the brain is struggling to regulate. Once we started care, we focused on lowering tha
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This kiddo came in with challenges in motor skills, attention, and behavior, and his family had been searching for support for a long time. 💛 We found several retained primitive reflexes, weak balance centers, and difficulty with eye tracking. We started by improving his movement, reducing those reflex patterns, and building core stability. His family noticed changes quickly, including being able to sit through church together for the first time in years. 🙌 Over the next few weeks, we focused
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