By by the time he is 3 or 4 months old, the grasp reflex will disappear.

Why: Initially, the grasp reflex will cause your baby to hold tight automatically.

Clasp reflex stimuli are prevented by avoidance of contact with palmar hand portions.

Primitive reflexes: Often present at birth and disappear by 4-6 months of age (Moro, ATNR, palmar/plantar grasp, rooting reflex…)

The strange thing about the grasp reflex is that it isn’t exclusive to their hands.

In addition to the grasp reflex, there are other reflexes that can be present in the first months of life.

This is called the grasp reflex and it’s an indication that their nervous system is working correctly.

different size toys, colors and functions – to initiate play and capture attention, stimulate the gripping reflex

After the gripping reflexes, the toys of Clics Toys focus on the fine motor skills and the hand-eye coordination of your child.

That is why smart educational toys respond well to every stage of the child’s motor development: from the first gripping reflex to improving fine motor skills.

During the first few weeks, the baby's hands and little fingers move mainly due to the gripping reflex that serves to protect him or her.

The palmar grasp reflex teaches us, as infants, how to use our hands to hold things, which is a precursor to feeding ourselves.

These days, the grasp reflex teaches infants how to use their hands to hold things, a precursor to feeding ourselves.

These days the grasp reflex teaches us as infants how to use our hands and hold things, which is a precursor to feeding ourselves.