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Your child’s OT has mentioned primitive reflex integration exercises. Or you’ve read about them online and wonder if they could […]

Your OT mentioned primitive reflexes in your autistic child’s assessment. You’ve read that retained reflexes are more common in autistic

Your baby turns their head and opens their mouth whenever something touches their cheek. Your older child is hypersensitive around

Your newborn startles dramatically at small sounds, arms flinging wide. Your older child seems always on edge — highly anxious,

Every healthy baby is born with a complete set of primitive reflexes. They are not learned — they are pre-installed

Your paediatrician talks about reflexes at every check-up. Your OT mentioned specific reflex types in your child’s assessment report. You

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The same four notes hummed on repeat for an hour. A high-pitched shriek when excited. Clicking sounds made rhythmically when

Your child touches every surface they pass. They chew their school collar or sleeve. They refuse to wear certain clothes