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Parental Emotions Shape Brain Development: The Science Behind the Connection

Your emotions shape your child's brain. SEN kids detect stress through biology, not just behavior. Science shows why self-care matters.

Jane Shin

Mar 254 min read

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Parent holding a sleeping newborn baby securely in their arms while sitting comfortably. The infant appears peaceful and content, demonstrating the security that comes from responsive care.

Why You Can't Spoil a Newborn: The Science Behind Early Responsiveness

Holding your baby won't spoil them. Research shows responsive care leads to better brain development and emotional regulation in children.

Jane Shin

Mar 134 min read

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