Sucking Reflex is a neonatal oromotor reflex, categorized among primitive reflexes, that functions as an automatic response to oral stimulation and serves as a foundational biological mechanism facilitating nutrient intake during early infancy.
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The ‘anatomy’ of infant sucking
M. W. Woolridge · Midwifery · 1986 · 259 citations
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