CHILD with ADHD, SPD, ODD or ANXIETY? MORO REFLEX factor 90% of KIDS

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Get support for ADHD, dyslexia, learning disabilities, ASD, SPD auditory processing disorder, visual processing disorder, ODD and anxiety. Learn about how this primitive reflex could be cause your child to be reactive or hypersensitive. The Moro reflex affects your child’s fight-or-flight response.

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Doing the Moro reflex test, I expected my daughter (who is very sensitive/reactive/ fight-or-flight ready, to have this issue. But she doesn’t. However, my 5 year old son does have the Moro reflex reaction to every test I tried. I believe they both have adhd, but wondering is this like a physical trauma thing or emotional trauma? How do we work on it? He seems like he adapts pretty well but sometimes, especially when he was younger at bedtime, he would cry and cry until he would throw up, like if I went to take a shower or something and I left someone else to be with him. He does tend to have some uncontrolled reactions, sometimes rough, sometimes unexpected, especially when he’s tired.