Nina Chen, Ph.D., CFLE, former Human Development Specialist, University of Missouri Extension
Scientists have discovered how children’s earliest experiences affect the way the brain is shaped. They have also learned how early brain development and the parent-child relationship interact to create a foundation for future learning.
Research on early brain development suggests the following guidelines to help children build their brain power and develop healthy patterns for life-long learning…
For guidelines to boost early brain development, see the full version of this article at http://missourifamilies.org/
