The Moro Reflex is a natural response seen in newborns, typically occurring when they feel a sudden loss of support or hear a loud noise. This reflex involves the baby spreading their arms and legs, then quickly bringing them back in, as if they are trying to grasp something. It usually appears at birth and can last until the baby is about 2 to 4 months old. This reflex is an important indicator of a baby's neurological development. It helps healthcare providers assess the functioning of the nervous system and can provide insights into the overall health of the infant. If the reflex persists beyond the typical age, it may warrant further evaluation.