Is Your Child Struggling with Hand-Eye Coordination? Let’s Check the ATNR Reflex! 🏀👁️ If your child has trouble with hand-eye coordination or seems clumsy on the sports field, it might be due to a primitive reflex called the ATNR (Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex). If they can’t track the ball properly, catching becomes a challenge! Testing the ATNR Reflex🔎 Arms Out: Have your child extend their arms straight in front. Head Turn: Rotate their head from side to side. What to Watch For: The arms

🏃‍♂️🧠 Is the ATNR Reflex Affecting Your Child’s Focus and Coordination? Noticing your child struggling with focus in school or appearing uncoordinated while running? It’s time to explore the ATNR (Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex) and its impact. 🔍 What Is the ATNR Reflex? A primitive reflex where turning the head causes arm and leg extension on the face side and flexion. It aids in the birthing process and should be integrated as the child grows. 🧐 Easy Test for ATNR: All Fours Position: Have y

Patty Cake for ATNR Reflex Integration! 🎉👐 The ATNR reflex is super helpful for babies learning to crawl, but if it sticks around too long, it might muddle up coordination and attention in older kids. Why Patty Cake? Patty Cake is a fun game to play if your kid has retained the ATNR reflex. It encourages them to cross the midline of their body, boosting brain communication and coordination as well as engaging the cerebellum 👫 Ready, Set, Patty-Cake! Grab a partner and get those hands clapping

Amazing ATNR Reflex Exercise! Comment “Minnesota” to book your free call and tell us about your child and see if we can help. #earlyintervention #primitivereflexes #minnesotakids #minnesota | Infinity Neuromotor Development Center