Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
During early identification, the persistence of primitive reflexes (e.g., persistent Moro or ATNR) beyond 12 months of age in a child with multiple disabilities indicates:
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- 1A primary sensory processing disorder without motor involvement
- 2That the child is ready for independent walking
- 3Highly advanced motor development
- 4Neurological immaturity or damage that will likely impede the development of voluntary motor control and functional seating✓
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Neurological immaturity or damage that will likely impede the development of voluntary motor control and functional seating
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