It was good to see a rather sad article in The Age today detailing some basics about the brain development of children who suffer child abuse and the long-term costs this abuse will cause. The article also includes a couple of interesting suggestions for improvement, and asserts that our ‘wrapped in ...

4 days ago · Foster Care Victoria · fostercarevictoria.wordpress.com by Josh 2 references

The market is a baloon, the inside of the baloon sums up the inside of all stakeholders. Larger inside pressure, larger baloon. Observing the baloon grow feeds the inside worry and pressure, it takes control of the market: Where will it end? It’s like the spiral of violence, enemies reacts, increasi ...

6 days ago · Advice from Vedaland · 4veda.wordpress.com by Vedaland

The fully developed mind is the unbounded well of energy solutions The market is the sum of all minds in the market, the limitations of this collective mind are the walls of the market. Now politicians run about the room trying to find pockets of hidden reserves to fill the gap between supply and de ...

7 days ago · Advice from Vedaland · 4veda.wordpress.com by Vedaland

Right after I brought Baby M home from the hospital I read What's Going On In There by Lise Eliot. The book, written by a neuroscientist, describes how an infant's brain is formed and how each sense develops. In addition to providing details on the physical structures of the brain and the role genet ...

8 days ago · Another LA Mom Blog · anotherlamomblog.blogspot.com by Another LA Mom ()

As you may already know, there are many things that kill brain cells. I have always been wary of any statements made about marijuana affecting the brain in a positive way. Smoking marijuana has been known to do slight forms of (sometimes permanent) damage to the brain depending on the amount smoked ...

10 days ago · 4 Mind 4 Life · 4mind4life.com/blog by Drew 25 references

Kindermusik ~ Why enroll? A recent study found that repeated enrollment in Kindermusik improves a child’s ability to plan, guide, and control their own behavior. • “Children currently enrolled in Kindermusik showed higher levels of self-control than those never enrolled and those previously enrolled ...

13 days ago · Kindermusik of Clayton · kmclayton.wordpress.com by Miss Julie 6 references

Parents act as a very important role in a child’s brain development. Infants prefer human stimuli. Such as parents’ face, voice, touch, and even smell. Just as babies are born with a set of very useful instincts for surviving and orienting to their new environment, parents are equipped with loving, ...

16 days ago · Kids Are Our Future · parents-kidz.com/blog/english by cana

http://ionlife.org reposting info from the FLuoride Action network http://www.fluoridealert.org In 2007, the question of how fluoride affects the developing brain gained renewed attention from researchers around the world. Research teams from Brazil, China, India, Italy, Mexico, and the United State ...

17 days ago · Ionlife's Weblog · ionlife.wordpress.com by ionlife 1 reference

I didn’t even know that two year olds can ride bikes. Did you? I guess, I still have a lot to learn in this weary old parenting world.

17 days ago · Moon Dreams & Day Beams · christyhulsey.wordpress.com by christygriner 10 references

Brain development is most sensitive to a baby’s nutrition up to around two years of age. Children who are malnourished, not receiving adequate calories and protein in their diet throughout this period do not adequately grow, either physically or mentally. Studies showed their brains are smaller than ...

17 days ago · Kids Are Our Future · parents-kidz.com/blog/english by cana