Reflex motion of the Baby
SO was born into the world, your child will be given the test stimulus by the pediatrician to see if his reflexes going well. When the reflex does not appear, the doctor will analyze the possibility of disorder in the brain or nerves. Likewise then, the phenomenon of reflex development should still be monitored.
Various reflexes are owned by the little guy is a little capital to survive. For example, for the nipple and sucking reflex which is the first child the ability to meet food needs.
Know when this reflex should begin to weaken or disappear. If there is something not normal, then you can catch the signal abnormalities that may occur in your child as early as possible.
This variety of reflexes that are owned by the child following the loss of these reflexes:
A. Moro reflex
This reflex occurs when the child was surprised, mostly because he was going to fall or because there is a very loud voice. Reactions that occur after the shock is arching his back, dropped his head and pulled her arms and legs to the chest. Sometimes his hands reaching for objects that are nearby. Suppose you're picked, then accidentally head you can not hold, then the baby's hand or shoulder will immediately grab your hair. This reflex begins to disappear between the ages of 3-6 months.
2. Grip reflex (Reflex GRASP)
As soon as you touch the baby's palm, he will respond by grasping the back of your finger. This is called the grasp reflex. This reflex is also known as palmar grasp and will disappear as the child passes the age of 6 months.
3. Babinski reflex
Babinski reflexes on the feet and there will arise if you are shaking your baby feet. The response given was his toes will open, then slowly bend her legs to the chest. This reflex is also known as plantar grasp, Babinski while the name given in honor of the doctor who first discovered this reflex. Plantar grasp will be lost when your child celebrates his first birthday.
4. Looking Putting reflex (Rooting Reflex)
Or rooting reflex sucking reflex, so help you in the process of breastfeeding. This reflex is a natural instinct of the child as indicated by the look and search for "food source" when you touch the cheek or the corner of his mouth. Sometimes when a breastfed baby, hands that have not been controlled to move up to the face and touched his own cheek. This confuses the little movement in the search for the mother's nipples and may lead to frustration, so he cried. To avoid this occurrence, try holding hands with a blanket or bedong loops. No need to be tied too tight, just to keep the little hands are not moving here and there. After a 4-month-old baby, sucking reflex will disappear, but their versatility in the suckling of the nipple of the mother is also increasing.
5. Sucking reflex
The ability to suck the little guy is also a reflex because newborns will suck anything put in his mouth. For the little guy, sucking reflex serves to eat, by feeding milk or milk from a bottle.
6. Reflexes Stepping (Stepping Reflex)
This reflex occurs when you try to make your child stand on the floor so his feet would dijejak-jejakkan like going to walk. This reflex does not indicate the child has begun to learn to walk and will disappear by the age of 4 months. The real process of learning to walk in the emerging age of 10-12 months.
7. Tonic Neck Reflex (Reflex Fencing)
You can find these reflexes in the following circumstances: when you lay your baby on his back in a state with a face turned to one direction, then the position of the arms and body as if moving in the opposite direction. While in the legs and arms bend to create the impression of being a fencer poised (fencing). This reflex is also known by fencing reflex, based on the idea that the position created by the reflex movement.
8. Swim
Yes, your child already has the instinct to survive in the water. This reflex occurs when you bring it into the water where it will naturally move their arms and legs. This movement is called the dog paddle movement, because movement is similar to dogs when swimming. This reflex will disappear when your baby aged 6-7 months.
1 comments:
Hay nice and quite baby.they are lovely.i think that rooting reflex is very important tothe new born baby.
Post a Comment