A. Place a finger under the infant’s toes and observe for curling. B. Stroke the outer edge of the infant’s foot and observe for fanning of toes. C. Place an object in the infant’s palm and observe for grasping. D. Turn the infant’s head to one side and observe for arm and leg movements.

A. “The palmer grasp reflex should disappear by 3 months of age.” B. “The palmer grasp reflex helps my baby hold a bottle or a spoon.” C. “The palmer grasp reflex is stronger than the plantar grasp reflex.” D. “The palmer grasp reflex is present at birth and lasts until 6 months of age.”