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As our little ones STNR is still active, the upper and lower body don’t work together smoothly. So we get her to maintains weight on all fours while using only her neck movement — When she looks down (neck flexion) — her arms naturally want to bend- a sign of retained reflex . When she looks up (neck extension) — her arms want to straighten - another sign of retained reflex. By rolling a heavy therapy ball forward using controlled neck flexion & extension, we get her to integrate the reflex so h

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Is Your Child Clumsy? Let’s Check for the ATNR & STNR! 🧠🚸 If your kid seems quite clumsy or has Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), there are two key reflexes to check: the ATNR and STNR. These reflexes can interfere with coordination and slow down cerebellum development, which is crucial for managing DCD. ATNR Test 🔎 Position: Get your child on all fours. Head Movement: Turn their head to each side. Observe: If the elbows buckle, the ATNR reflex is active. STNR Test 🔎 Position: Keep