The Moro Reflex, also known as the "flight or fight" reflex, is an automatic response that all infants possess. This reflex helps them react to sudden movements or loud noises, by rapidly extending their limbs, arching their back, and then curling back inward. While this reflex is crucial for a baby's survival in the early stages, it can sometimes persist beyond infancy and cause certain challenges. In this lesson, we will explore the Moro Reflex in detail, including its purpose, signs of retained Moro Reflex, and its impact on mental health.

Key Lesson Concepts:

• Understanding the Moro Reflex and its purpose
• Identifying signs and symptoms of a retained Moro Reflex
• Exploring the connection between the Moro Reflex and mental health