Neonatal Reflexes

Reflexes are the responses which are abnormal in other ages but are common in infants. Inborn reflexes are the neonatal reflexes which displays during the child birth. A regularly creating infant should react to certain stimuli with these reflexes. When the child matures the reflexes eventually becomes inhibited.

  • Adaptive value of reflexes.
  • Moro reflex.
  • Palmar grasp reflex.
  • Rooting reflex.
  • Sucking reflex.
  • symmetrical tonic neck reflex.
  • Walking/stepping reflex.

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