🧠 What are neurodevelopmental movements? They’re the foundation of how your brain learns to move - and how movement shapes the brain. Early on in utero, primitive reflexes begin forming. These early patterns wire the connection between body and brain, creating the platform for every complex movement that follows - all the way to standing, walking, and balancing as adults. When these reflexes don’t fully integrate, it can affect coordination, focus, and even emotional regulation. That’s why move

Led by Chief Editor Michela Fagiolini of Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, our new section on Neurodevelopment explores refinement of brain circuits in health and disorders. Learn more and submit your research: https://fro.ntiers.in/EBFs | Frontiers

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