Primitive Reflexes- TLR

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This video is about the Primitive Reflex the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex, or TLR. The TLR is responsible for the initial efforts of trying to lift our head and upper body up when on our belly as an infant. It explains why tummy-time is an important developmental activity. It develops our core muscles so that we can develop control and strength for head management, and gross motor development. Learn how it affects your child in the classroom.

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how many primitive reflexes are there

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There are about 13 primitive reflexes (and postural reflexes), but the 8 reflexes I focus on are the ones that are usually causing behavioral and academic concerns. Thanks so much for your question.

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