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Newborn baby's hand instinctively grasping finger

Newborn baby's hand instinctively grasping finger

M815/0225

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4774 x 3192 pixels

40.4 x 26.9 cm ⏐ 15.9 x 10.6 in (300dpi)

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CHRISTOPHER BRISCOE / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY CHRISTOPHER BRISCOE / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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Cling reflex. Hand of a young baby instinctively "clings on" to a doctor's finger. This response is a reflex action in newborn infants. It occurs automatically for about the first four months when any object placed in the infant's palm will be firmly grasped. The cling response is strong enough to support the baby from falling, if it is held up.

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