Which reflex in infants ensures that normal infants will respond to contact with the mothers' breast by seeking out the nipple and feeding?
Correct answer: D. A and C
- A. Rooting reflex
- B. Moro reflex
- C. Sucking reflex
- D. A and C
Explanation
The rooting reflex turns an infant’s head toward contact near the mouth, while the sucking reflex enables feeding once the nipple is found. Because both reflexes support breastfeeding, A and C are correct.
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