How do babies learn?
Ana Sofia
06/10/2015
Key Points: MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab lead investigator, Laura Schulz, studies early childhood learning and how it fundamentally relates…
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Key Points: MIT Early Childhood Cognition Lab lead investigator, Laura Schulz, studies early childhood learning and how it fundamentally relates…
Key points: The first 3 years of life shape a child’s brain architecture and future learning. Sensitive caregiving, including parental…
Key Points: The article recommends three parenting books for parents looking to enhance their child’s development through good reads. Brain…
As a mother, you probably know all the struggles that parents face, but the truth is that, despite all the…
Key Points: Reading with your baby can significantly improve their language skills and strengthen the emotional bond between parent and…
Key points: Babies are born with an innate curiosity to explore and learn. Cultivating curiosity is critical to lifelong learning…
Key Points: Learning to walk is a major physical milestone for babies and typically occurs between nine and 15 months…
Key points: Start reading with your baby early, making it a daily habit. Respect your baby’s preferences; don’t force reading…
Key points: Allowing children to fail safely and learn from their mistakes helps them build resilience, which is essential to…
Key points: 1. Inform your older child about your pregnancy early on, ensuring they hear it from you. 2. Address…
Key points: Mastery goal orientation is associated with positive qualities such as persistence, seeking out challenges, and a desire to…
Key points: 1. Tantrums are common in toddlers aged 1 to 3 as they can’t express feelings through words yet….
Key points: 1. Identifying your child’s readiness is crucial; potty training is a physical, cognitive, and emotional process. 2. It…
Key points: 1. Reading for pleasure boosts literacy skills, vocabulary, self-confidence, and knowledge in children. 2. Reading books to your…
Key points: Hand gestures are natural and prevalent in communication across different cultures and are important in language development, as…
Key points: 1. Most babies experience separation anxiety around their first birthday, a natural part of early childhood. 2. Babies…
Key points: 1. Conjunctivitis, commonly known as “pink eye,” is a common eye infection characterized by redness and swelling. 2….
Key points: 1. Having a baby is challenging; adapting to changes, especially in sleep, is key. 2. Sleep habits impact…
Key points: The brain is particularly responsive and malleable to experiences and the environment we live in during the early…
Key points: 1. Reading to your child daily is highly beneficial for their brain, language, social skills, and self-control. 2….
Key points: Happiness can be defined in three ways: emotional, moral, and judgmental. Relationships with other people, particularly friendships, are…
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