The doctor explained the phenomenon that the baby has just born

It feels like a miraculous thing when a newborn baby knows to walk but the scientific explanation is surprisingly simple.

How can you believe a newborn baby can walk just by clinging to the nurse's arm? Step by step firmly, moving forward as if this baby was 4-5 months old. It was because of that unbelief, that once it appeared from a personal Facebook page in Brazil, the clip attracted more than 71 million views after a few days of posting:

Step by step, step by step, the newborn baby moves forward in astonishment.

A series of fanpage, online newspapers have been constantly reporting on this strange phenomenon with millions of surprising comments from netizens. Most people cannot believe that some infant is miraculously sturdy, just getting out of her womb is walking as if she was too ready to be a runners future marathon.

Many funny comments have been made. Someone wondered how strong and powerful the legs were in the womb. Someone remembers the fact that some baby opened her eyes and smiled when she was born instead of closing her eyes tightly and crying . On the other hand, there were not a few comments that it was not good to let a newborn baby walk like that. and the nurse is completely unprofessional or too risky.

Newborn babies walk step by step.

However, due to this seemingly strange and rare phenomenon, the University of Rochester Medical Center, the Medical Center of the University of the United States, gave a very 'normal' explanation: 'Jobs 'walking' is not a miracle but one of the natural reflexes in babies '.

The baby was born with "walking reflexes" (stepping reflex). As long as the armpit is held up by an adult, stand upright and let the baby's feet touch a certain surface, the child will have a step-by-step expression, one leg after the other. This reflex will last until the baby is about 2 months old. It helps children grow and survive, but it does not predict early on the child's actual walking day.

Pedestrian reflexes are a sign of natural development, in addition to some other infant reflexes such as fearful reflexes (moro), reflexes (babinski), oral reflexes (rooting), reflexes grip the hand (palmar), defense reaction when swung (tonic neck), .