Testing the Babinski Reflex in Infants

1.3K views · 21 reactions | Here is an example of an active Babinski reflex with a 4-year-old child. The right foot goes into extension. This is a right-brain deficit. If we do not change this neurobehavioral delay nothing else will change and this child's posture will be impacted. Postural insoles are a great tool to create 24/7 stimulation to the nervous system and help children integrate retained Primitive Reflexes. #kids #posture #health | Posturepro | Facebook

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Medical on Instagram: "The Babinski sign is a neurological reflex commonly seen in babies under one year old. It occurs due to the immaturity of the corticospinal tract, the nerve pathway that connects the brain to the spinal cord. When the sole of a baby’s foot is gently stroked, the big toe moves upward while the other toes fan out — a curious response that’s actually a healthy sign of neurological development. As the central nervous system matures, typically by the end of the first year, this