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By toddler age, primary reflexes should already be inhibited to support walking, running, and fine motor development. If these reflexes persist, they may disrupt sensory processing, sleep, and motor skills. Learn how to recognise the signs and when to seek help.

Toddlers need lots of movement, sensory experiences, and playful routines to support their brain and motor development. This article offers expert advice and practical tips for everyday activities that strengthen coordination, speech, and self-awareness in toddlers aged 1–3.

the first year of life, we could predict quite accurately when a child would acquire certain skills. However, the older the child gets,...

The basis of Neuro-Developmental Stimulation (NDS) is Neuro-Developmental Therapy. Tests and exercises are based on the psychomotor...

The development of motor skills and the trajectory of development are an excellent indicator of the proper maturation of the nervous...