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The rooting reflex typically disappears at about:

Atwo weeks
Bone year
Ctwo years
Dfour months
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. four months
1. The rooting reflex helps a newborn find the nipple for feeding. 2. It is present at birth and disappears around four months of age. 3. It fades as it comes under voluntary control. _Source: Wikipedia, "Primitive reflexes" (rev 1354160986), section "Rooting reflex"_
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