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Babies have an incredibly strong grip strength, able to support their own body weight.
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This grip is a reflex, known as the palmar grasp, which babies instinctively curl their tiny fingers around any object that brushes against their palms.
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Even the weakest babies can hold up their own weight for at least 10 seconds.
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This grip is the same one babies use to wrap their little fingers around their parents'.
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Babies will instinctively curl their tiny fingers around any object that brushes against their palms in what's called the palmar grasp. The grip is strong enough to support the baby’s entire body weight , a feat few adults can boast of having.
10 Reasons Babies Are Tiny Superhumans | Mental Floss
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He found out that even the weakest babies could hold up their own weight for at least 10 seconds, which is at least long enough to humiliate someone in the gym.
All that strength comes from the same grip your baby uses to wrap her little fingers around yours .
6 Incredible Superpowers You Didn't Know Your Baby Has - ParentCo.
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Once he intentionally opens and closes his fingers at about 3 months, these skills will be next: Batting: Some swipe randomly at just a few weeks, but most babies don't…
Baby Milestones: Getting a Grip - Parents
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