This child had retention of primitive reflex (ATNR, STNR, TLR) when he came in. Check out the improvements in eye tracking as we get rid of this reflexes! #primitivereflexes #learning #attention #focus #livewithoutlimits #develop | Infinity Neuromotor Development Center

Screen Time That Helps: Working on the ATNR Reflex 📺🧠 For kids on the spectrum or little ones who might find traditional crawling exercises tricky, we’ve got a creative solution! How to Work on the ATNR Reflex: 1️⃣ Choose a visual distraction – an iPad or screen is handy 🐾🌀 2️⃣ Place your child in the ATNR crawl position (or seated if needed). 3️⃣ Slowly pan the screen side to side while they track it with their head and eyes. 💡 Why It Works: This activity helps the brain and body work toge

Boosting Coordination in Kids Tackling Dyspraxia and the ATNR Reflex 🚶‍♂️🧠 Kids struggling with poor coordination might be dealing with dyspraxia, a condition where sensory input and motor control are out of sync. Often, the cerebellum—the brain’s coordination hub—needs a little extra help to get active. A common culprit? The ATNR (Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex). Testing for the ATNR Reflex 🔍 Position: Get your child on all fours (quadruped position). Head Movement: Gently move their head from

The ATNR should integrate around 6 months, but sometimes it doesn’t! Movement-based primitive reflex activities can help kickstart the reflex into integration to help it lie dormant in the brain stem. These two exercises are functional, play activities that are beneficial for the ATNR! 1. Tall kneel mummy walks- walking on the knees with the hands out in front on the body, turning the head side to side. Bonus points for reading visuals simultaneously. (Visuals included in my Crawling for Brain D