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Understanding Newborn Reflexes: What’s Normal and What to Watch For
Newborn babies are nothing short of miraculous. As they adjust to life outside the womb, their bodies exhibit a range of reflexes that are essential for survival and development. These reflexes are not only fascinating but also important indicators of a newborn’s neurological health. Understanding these reflexes can help new parents identify what’s normal and what might require medical attention.…
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Understanding Newborn Reflexes: What’s Normal and What to Watch For
Introduction Welcoming a newborn into your life is a joyous yet overwhelming experience. As a parent, you might notice your baby exhibiting sudden, involuntary movements or actions. These are newborn reflexes—essential for their survival and development. Understanding what’s normal and knowing when to consult a pediatrician can help you navigate this journey confidently. Sri Balaji Action…
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Chapter 8 in my EMT book is quite interesting. It's over life-span development of newborns, adolescences, adulthood, and geriatrics (elderly). When it comes to newborns if you lightly touch the side cheek on the baby's face, it will have reflex called, rooting reflex. This causes the baby's, if hungry, mouth to turn toward to the side that was touched and start to suck. This is how you know if he/she is hungry, but this reflex last until their fourth month & then usually disappears. Let me read more and blog it to people who don't care. :)
