2.3K views · 27 reactions | The Babinski reflex (or sign), which is...

1.4K views · 23 reactions | Here is an example of an active Babinski reflex with a 4-year-old child. The right foot goes into extension. This is a right-brain deficit. If we do not change this neurobehavioral delay nothing else will change and this child's posture will be impacted. Postural insoles are a great tool to create 24/7 stimulation to the nervous system and help children integrate retained Primitive Reflexes. #kids #posture #health | Posturepro | Facebook

31 reactions · 20 shares | Renowned neurologist Joseph Babinski gave name to the Babinski Reflex. Check out our newest practical video about how to test for it in #infants. | AMBOSS | Facebook

25K views · 146 reactions | “Tiny Toes, Big Impact!  Understanding...

– PRIMITIVE REFLEXES: THE PLANAR REFLEX – The plantar reflex is elicited when the sole of the foot is stimulated (with an object such as a paint brush) and the toes become flexed or spread out. The reflex serves the purpose of protecting the sole of the foot, being normally fully integrated by 1 year of age. Signs of retention include; poor fine motor skills and manual dexterity, immature pencil grip and poor handwriting, weak immune system, poor bladder control, stomach reflux, difficulty proce

35K views · 210 reactions | Plantar Reflex Examination: A Quick Guide...