Primitive Reflex Integration
In early development, babies are born with automatic movement patterns called primitive reflexes.
These reflexes help infants survive, move, and begin interacting with the world.
As the brain matures, these reflexes are gradually integrated and replaced by more controlled and voluntary movements.
When some reflexes remain active for longer than expected, they can sometimes affect how children move, focus, regulate emotions, and learn.
At Playstreet, we include reflex integration as part of our regulation-first approach, helping strengthen the connection between the brain and body.
Some challenges begin deeper in the
nervous system
Many parents come to us worried about attention, behaviour, or coordination, but answer lies here
Reflexes help the baby survive
What Are Primitive Reflexes?
Signs Your Child May Benefit From Reflex Integration Support
Our Approach to Reflex Integration
When these foundations strengthen, children often become more comfortable in their bodies and more available for learning and interaction
Why Movement Matters
Our goal is not simply to reduce symptoms, but to help strengthen the brain–body connection that
supports development
Supporting the Brain–Body Connection
Ready to Understand Your Child Differently?
Let’s take the first step together.
Because when children feel safe, development unfolds.
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