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Newborn baby holding finger of mother / father. Happy Family and Baby protection concept. Mom and dad holding the hand of their Royalty Free Stock Photo

Newborn baby holding finger of his mother, Baby boy holding finger of his mother Royalty Free Stock Photo

Newborn baby holding adults finger. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Newborn baby hand holding parent finger Royalty Free Stock Photo

Newborn baby holding mother's finger Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closeup of a newborn baby`s hand holding mother`s finger. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Newborn Baby Holding Finger Royalty Free Stock Photo

Baby holding parents finger Royalty Free Stock Photo

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. Newborn baby holding finger of older child. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Newborn baby holding finger of older kid. Royalty Free Stock Photo

When babies are newborn they often cling on to their parents hand or finger as security. A newborn`s hands are clenched because of a reflex called the palmar grasp reflex. It is present in newborns and will be present until the baby is 5-6 months old. You can stroke an object, like a finger, in a newborn`s palm to see the reflex. The baby will close his fingers and grasp the finger.