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Brain Development - Page 3

Brain development is a continuous process that begins three weeks after conception and ends with one's life. Neuroscientists through research have shown that childhood stage is the best for brain development and has the potential of impacting the kids' future life. This, therefore, means that the parenting process should be taken seriously to see to it that brain development is optimized during the child's early life. Studies have pointed out the best approaches encompassing the dietary observation, exercises, and other important brain development influencers. This section will look into the whole subject and bringing out the best approaches, alongside with understanding as to why it is necessary.

Delayed Speech and Language Development in Toddlers

August 28, 2018

Health Issues - Toddler

Delayed Speech and Language Development in Toddlers

Delayed speech and language development in toddlers is something that haunts many parents. Seeing their child struggling with words like “mama” and “dada” when other children of the same age are already chatterboxes causes many parents to panic and rush to pediatricians for help. But children learn at different paces.

Scientific summaries related to parenting

Maternity·Research Findings

The Long-Lasting Effects of Maternal Thyroid Dysfunction

Until it starts producing on its own, the fetus is largely dependent on the mother for the supply of several substances, including thyroid hormones. The thyroid hormones include TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone),

Teaching the Art of Joy and Resilience to your Child

Teaching Your Children the Art of Joy and Resilience: Responsive Parenting

Taking care of children’s physical health while also teaching them to be

Should I Take Omega-3 Supplements While Breastfeeding?

Every nursing mother is concerned about what sort of foods she can

How to Nurture Your Baby’s Brain through Responsive and Godly Parenting

June 27, 2018

Emotions and Behavior

Parents are very much concerned with their babies’ physical comfort and nutrition because they want their children to become healthy and physically strong. Likewise, parents need to give equal importance and attention

Is the Size of My Premature Baby’s Head Normal? Postnatal Head Growth in Preterm Infants: A Randomized Controlled Parenteral Nutrition Study

June 27, 2018

Parenting FAQs·Research Findings

Mothers of premature children are often understandably concerned about whether or not their babies are growing normally, especially when it comes to the baby’s head size. Early postnatal head growth failure is