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The palmar and plantar grasping reflexes are primitive reflexes that are normally present in infants and disappear between 3–6 months of age. The palmar grasp reflex is elicited by applying gentle pressure onto or by horizontally stroking the infant's palm. In response, the infant will close the palm or make a fist. The plantar grasp reflex is elicited similarly by application of gentle pressure to the soles of the infant's feet, which triggers plantar flexion (curling in) of the toes. Unilatera

NCLEX Newborn Reflexes 👶💖🩺 👣 Babinski Reflex: When the foot is stroked, the big toe bends back, and the other toes spread out. Tip: Think “B” for Babinski & Big toe! 🤲 Palmar Grasp: Touch their palm, and they’ll grab your finger! 🦶 Plantar Grasp: Touch their toes, and they’ll curl up! 🔊 Moro Reflex (Startle Reflex): Loud noise or sudden movement? The baby extends their arms and brings them back in like a hug! Tip: Think of it as a baby’s way of reacting to surprises! Which reflex is the c