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I think with time the startle reflex in babies will disappear. "The Moro reflex, or startle reflex, refers to an involuntary motor response that infants develop shortly after birth. A Moro reflex may involve the infant suddenly splaying their arms and moving their legs before bringing their arms in front of their body." Because babies are so tight in the womb the last few weeks before they are born, the Moro reflex makes the babies do sudden movements because they feel that "emptiness of space" when they are in their crib or being held. That's why when babies are born they swaddle them. Being swaddled mimics the tightness they felt in the mothers womb.