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Allison Carter - Child Development | Special Needs
In this Episode of the Milestones Podcast, I discuss the STNR or Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex. We go over how to recognize what the reflex looks like when it it active, how to know when it is integrated or when it is retained. I will also go over some activities to help work on integrating this reflex with babies and children up to school age.
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Hello!! It’s been a while since my last episode. This one is not too long, but wanted to get something going again, so I just recorded and put it out there for you! I will continue to work on additional episodes and get more in depth as I did before. Bear with me on the process of getting back into this!
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STNR: Episode 110 of the Milestones Podcast
Published 30 Mar 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] The key word here is neck. Each of these two reflexes is activated with neck movements, which is easier to see based on what the head is doing on the neck. For example, if the head is up or down versus left and right. The STNR is a primitive reflex. It pops up around six to nine months, right when babies should start pushing up into hands and knees or sitting up. And it should fade or integrate by nine to 12 months. Now it should look like this. When the baby's on their tummy, they lift their head to look up and both arms will straighten or extend. while both legs bend or flex underneath them. […]
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