It varies, there are so many factors, how long the reflexes have been delayed, doing them in best order for the child and on the side that helps their brain imbabalance or functional disconnections, their diet and toxic load, gut function and amount of inflammation in their brain and the psychological states at home and school etc.

I think so. It’s sticking too straight off the bed, even when he puts his hand on the top of the foot.

Hi Babkin is different, pressure on the thenar- palm of hand by thumb causes reflexive head and tongue movement towards hand. To stimulate and integrate this do the palmar, rooting and suck reflex exercises. We will edit and upload some babkin exercises that may be needed after doing above. Time taken varies depending on severity of childs developmental delay, their metabolic functions, diet and more. Rooting & suck reflexes often help with excessive salivation too, hopefully they will if not it may be best to consult an expert

Shelley is our OT. She is brilliant.

id be squirming and screaming with the paintbrush

Hello, we’ve recorded most of the Moro videos, i’ll be editing them next week :)

There is no magic or ideal brush, Use what you have first, if it is too tickly or uncomfy find something softer, when they cope ok with one brush you can use something coarser

It shouldn't be tickleish, but it is not uncommon. If this is ticklish you may need to return to the Tier 1 sensory exercises; massage, vibration, brushing. Some children respond more to the movement coordination exercises, as their brain improves motor control it can inibit sensory sensitivity / ticklishness

Hi, These are a range of exercises designed to help integrate or inhibit primitive reflexes, its the Rooting Reflex in this playlist. I'm sorry there isn't any information about them yet, we'll be filming this and uploading it soon, along with another 5 primitive reflex playlists so if these are of interest pop back to the site or subscribe to receive updates.

This is good to hear, Thank you