Could Retained Reflexes Be Affecting Your Child?

Many children struggle with focus, coordination, or emotional regulation — and often, the root cause can be retained primitive reflexes.
Answer the questions below to learn if your child may benefit from a primitive reflex assessment.

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Does your child have trouble with handwriting, using utensils, or doing small tasks with their fingers (like buttoning clothes or tying shoes)?

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Does your child frequently dribble, chew messily, or struggle with certain food textures?

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Does your child have difficulty sitting still, seem easily distracted when seated, or dislike tight clothing around the waist?

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Does your child slouch when sitting, have trouble copying from the board, or seem to struggle with focus during schoolwork?

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Does your child have poor posture, low muscle tone, or difficulty with sports and activities that involve coordination (hopping, skipping, or jumping)?

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Does your child seem clumsy, get motion sickness, or struggle with organization and time management?

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Does your child have an awkward gait, trouble crossing midline (using both sides of the body together), or difficulty getting ideas down on paper?

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Does your child startle easily, overreact to sounds or bright lights, or experience sudden mood swings?

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