moro reflex

Why is the Moro Reflex Important?

The presence of the Moro reflex is an essential marker of normal neurological development. It indicates proper functioning of the brainstem and spinal cord. This reflex helps clinicians assess an infant’s motor system, balance, and even muscle tone.

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