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How to Develop Your Baby's Brain

Babies are one of nature's most perfect learning machines. They absorb information with every passing second, and by engaging with them often, you can encourage the development of your baby's brain. Shower them with affection, and talk with them often. By helping them interact with the world, you are helping them absorb as much information as you can.

How to Support Your Baby's Development

Having a baby can be an exciting and challenging experience. You want to do everything right to help your baby develop into a healthy and happy toddler, and eventually a happy, productive adult. You may be wondering, however, what you can do to help your baby progress as they should. You can support your baby’s development if you promote mental growth, boost physical development, and encourage social and emotional learning.

How to Make a Baby Laugh

Babies love to laugh, as it's a new sound for them to create. Playing games, singing songs, and tickling are good ways to make a baby laugh. These games will help a baby develop some early cognitive skills too. Making a baby laugh is easy through simple games and can be a welcome distraction for new parents dealing with a fussy child.

50 Simple Ways to Make Your Baby Smarter
Infant-development experts believe that the first years of a child's life are a prime time for learning, but sometimes it may be hard to think of new ways to stimulate your baby. Let these fun—and scientific—activities inspire you.

Ways to Boost Your Baby's Brain Power
These easy, everyday moves can help your baby — and later your toddler — further develop language, attention, and reasoning skills.

At birth, your baby's brain contains 100 billion neurons (as many as there are stars in the Milky Way!). During his first years, he will grow trillions of brain-cell connections, called neural synapses. Pretty impressive, right?
But here’s the thing: The rule for brain wiring is to use it or lose it. Synapses that are not "wired together" through stimulation are pruned and lost during a child's school years. Although an infant's brain does have some neurological hard-wiring, such as the ability to learn any language, it is more pliable and more vulnerable than a grown-up’s brain. And, amazingly, a toddler's brain has twice as many neural connections as an adult’s.

When you provide loving, language-enriched experiences for your baby, you are giving his brain's neural connections and pathways more opportunities to become wired together. In turn, he will acquire rich language, reasoning, and planning skills. These easy tips, stimulating books and supervised, interactive activities will help make sure your young child’s brain is primed for years of learning ahead.

Child development stages

How to Raise a Smart Baby
Confused by the sheer number of smart baby toys, books, and videos? Relax. All your baby really needs to boost brainpower is you.

Your baby’s brain: How parents can support healthy development

Your baby’s brain is built over time: It starts during pregnancy, and continues through to early adulthood. And like a building, it needs a strong foundation.

So how does this development happen? That’s where parents come in. You can help your baby’s brain develop in healthy ways. It doesn’t take special toys or equipment, and it’s easier than you might think!

Brain Development
A child’s brain undergoes an amazing period of development from birth to three—producing more than a million neural connections each second.

The development of the brain is influenced by many factors, including a child’s relationships, experiences and environment. Learn more about the crucial role you play in building your baby’s brain, get your questions answered, and find some fun “brain-building” activities to share with your little one.

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