The Reflexes Your Baby Was Supposed to Outgrow: What Primitive Reflexes Tell Us About Brain Development
Primitive reflexes are some of the earliest signs that a baby’s nervous system is already learning. These automatic movement patterns help support feeding, protection, movement, and early development, but they are not meant to stay in charge forever. Understanding how reflexes integrate can give us valuable insight into the developing nervous system.
The Developmental Hierarchy: Understanding Your Child’s Neurological Growth
Child development isn’t just about milestones—it follows a structured neurological hierarchy. If a child struggles with emotions, coordination, or learning, it may be because an earlier stage was skipped. In this blog, we break down Dr. Tony Ebel’s Developmental Hierarchy and how chiropractic care helps build a strong foundation for lifelong growth
Retained Primitive Reflexes in Kids: The Missing Link to Learning, Behavior, and Brain Development
Primitive reflexes should naturally integrate as a child’s nervous system matures, but when they don’t, they can impact movement, focus, and emotional regulation. Many parents turn to therapies, but without addressing the nervous system, true progress is limited. Discover how chiropractic care helps integrate retained reflexes for lasting development.