Conclusion
The results of this research suggest that the lack of primitive reflex inhibition in children may be related to low MC and the failure to develop the crawling pattern. Although it seems logical to think that the lack of inhibition may have a neurological origin, there are studies that indicate that it may be a consequence of a lack of time devoted to free movements. Thus, not only early detection is necessary, but also the implementation of physical activity programs that stimulate the inhibition of primary reflexes since, whatever the origin of the problem is, all children could benefit from this type of program.