❓What are your top 3 favorite animals? Bonus Question: Why? 🤔 🎥: @mr.seaoctopus ⏰ It takes milliseconds (faster than you can blink) for an octopus to command thousands of tiny color-changing cells! 💭 Can you imagine what this would feel like as a human? We have some ideas, but would love to hear yours! ⬇️ 🌈 What if your body produced waves of color every time you got goosebumps? (Or the chills?) 🤯 Goosebumps can appear when you’re cold or feel a strong emotion, such as fear, shock, worry, o

MORO REFLEX‼️Check Baby’s BRAIN DEVELOPMENT !! the Moro reflex (startle reflex) is a key part of assessing a newborn’s brain development, as its presence, strength, symmetry, and eventual disappearance signal a healthy central nervous system; however, an abnormal or absent reflex can indicate nerve injury or brain damage, requiring medical investigation. Pediatricians check it at birth and monitor its changes to ensure proper neurological function. What it indicates Normal: A normal Moro reflex

My hyper startle response amuses my family members no end 🤣 the truth is though a hyper startle response is a result of living with high levels of anxiety that your fight or flight response is ready to go at the slightest thing! So when I tell people I live on the edge… this is what I mean 😅 oh and by the way if I’ve just described you then yoga and meditation help so much with calming the nervous system down 😌 #yoga #yogacomedy #humour #startled #mentalhealth #anxiety | Abi Mills Yoga

⚡️ Does Your Child Have Anxiety? Check Their Moro Reflex! The Moro reflex is a baby’s natural startle response - designed to protect them from sudden movement or noise. It should integrate by 4–6 months, but if it doesn’t, the body can stay in a constant “fight or flight” mode. 💡 A retained Moro reflex can make children: * Easily startled or anxious 😟 * Sensitive to noise, light, or touch * Struggle to calm down or sleep This overactive reflex keeps the nervous system on high alert, affecting