A.N.R.

A.N.R., or "Antenatal Reflex," refers to the series of physiological and behavioral responses that occur in a baby before birth, influenced by the mother's activities and environment. This includes the baby reacting to sounds, light, and even the mother's emotions, which can affect development. Understanding A.N.R. can help medical professionals assess fetal well-being and provide insights into prenatal care. Essentially, it highlights the connection between the mother and unborn child, emphasizing the importance of a healthy environment during pregnancy for optimal fetal development.