Infants will often reach for things by twisting their entire body before they learn to reach with their arms.
Explanation:
Babies tend to be curious and try at all times to hold on to their surroundings. Because the movement of newborns is limited, they have some difficulty reaching the things they want with their arms, and in fact, they don't even know how to do that. But every baby is born with an instinct for movement, so it is common for babies to take things by twisting their whole body before learning to reach with their arms.
