This video demonstrates a simple Palmar Reflex integration exercise that helps improve hand strength, grasp, and fine motor control in children. The palmar reflex is a primitive reflex present in infants where the hand automatically grasps objects placed in the palm. Normally it integrates in early infancy, but if it remains active, children may struggle with pencil grip, handwriting, and fine motor coordination. The exercise shown in this video provides a practical technique therapists and parents can use to stimulate the palm and encourage proper grasp-and-release patterns. It is especially useful for children with developmental delays, sensory challenges, or autism.
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