30/10/2025
This ones a game changer for parents 👇
👩🎓Posture shapes neurology—and tummy time is more than a baby milestone. 👶
When toddlers look down at screens, their flexor muscles dominate. That forward posture can delay primitive reflex integration and reduce activation of the extensor chain—the muscles that help kids lift their heads, stabilise their core, and build postural control.
💡 Here’s a life hack:
Have them lie on their tummy while watching or reading.
This isn’t just “better posture”—it’s a neurological upgrade.
Tummy time:
🌟 Activates the posterior chain muscles
🌟Supports spinal curves
🌟 Helps integrate reflexes like the TLR and ATNR
That means better balance, coordination, attention, and learning outcomes, later in life.
Tummy time isn’t just for babies. It’s a brain-building position for toddlers, children and even great for us adults as well..
Tag a parent who needs this tip.
Small shifts = big wins for growing brains.