🌀 Can’t Sit Still? Check This Reflex 🧠 If your child can’t sit still — at school, dinner, or even watching TV — it might not just be “bad behaviour.” It could be the Spinal Galant Reflex still hanging around. 👆 Test it: • Run your finger firmly down one side of their back • If their spine bends or muscles twitch away — the reflex is active 🪮 To help integrate it: • Use a therapy brush • Start at the shoulder blade and brush down the back with firm pressure (enough to bend the bristles) • Do

Noticing a Spinal Galant Reflex in action 👀 When we gently stroke along the lower back (left right sides), you’ll see the body reflexively curve toward the touch. This response is called the spinal galant reflex, one of the primitive reflexes that can sometimes remain unintegrated past early development. Spotting these reflexes can give us valuable insight into motor and nervous system development, helping guide next steps in therapy and support. Comment MINNESOTA below for more details 🙌 | In

Check out this excellent Spinal Galant Reflex, it literally has this baby is 2-steppin 🤣😍 This reflex causes babies to curve their hip outward if the lower back is stroked next to the spine. Its purpose is to encourage movement - which is believed to aid in the natural birthing process (ie contractions stimulating this region➡️helping baby move down the birth canal) & it also contributes to the development of range of movement in the hips needed for crawling & walking. The Spinal Galant is dev

We visit Shane Stafford in Summerveld to see how the vets take on inspections, diagnosis and treatment on race horses to check their health and optimise their performance. #vets #racehorse #summerveld | Gallop TV