03/30/2026
If your child can’t sit still, try this daily. 👇
This single-leg bridge activates the core and stabilizers along the spine, areas closely tied to postural control and primitive reflex integration.
When kids constantly wiggle, shift, or slide out of their chair, it’s often not a behavior issue. It can be a retained spinal reflex pattern that makes sitting upright feel uncomfortable or unstable.
By lifting one leg while keeping the hips stable, the brain is forced to coordinate left and right sides of the body. That improves midline control, balance, and regulation.
If you want to understand what may be driving the restlessness, start with the Brain + Behavior Clarity Guide.
Learn more at https://stan.store/neurofitconnections/p/get-the-brain--behavior-clarity-guide-now
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