Newborn Sam's poorly coordinated swipes or swings toward an object in front of him are called

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Pre-reaching is the poorly coordinated swipes or swings made by a newborn towards an object in front of them. The pincer grasp and ulnar grasp refer to specific types of grasping that develop later on, while voluntary reaching requires more intentional and coordinated movements that are not typically present in newborns.

Newborn Sam's Poorly Coordinated Swipes or Swings Toward an Object