After 20 years of research
Neuroscience has
Cracked the Code
of Human Potential
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Cognitive
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Adaptive
04
Physical
03
Social Emotional
05
Parents everywhere
Want Their Children
to Reach Their
Full Potential
Neuroscience has
Early Years Experiences Modify our Brain
Research shows what a baby experiences in its early years modify the developing brain and forms the foundation for future health and well-being.
By Firing & Wiring a Child's Growth
It further shows that small regular activities between engaged responsive adults and children have incremental compounding effects by firing & wiring a child's growth across its core cognitive, social and emotional, physical, and language development domains.
Resulting in a more adaptive learner able to interact with the world and cope with adversity
The benefits are significant throughout the child’s life with improved health, well-being, and learning. Making children more adaptive learners, more able to interact with the world, and cope with adversity.
neural wiring for life
What Happens in
our Early Years
Really Matters
BUILT BEFORE KINDY
80% of Your Child's Brain
Is built by small regular responsive parenting interactions like Tummy Time before they reach Kindy.
Small Things - Big Impacts
The Neuroscience Behind
Activities Like Tummy Time
Regular activities like Tummy Time have big impacts on a child's development resulting in earlier acquisition of motor milestones and boosting later reading, personal-social, and total development scores over time.
responsive Experiences
Rewiring our
Genetic Code
Our genes don’t define us, we can rewire our genetic code through responsive experiences.
From the moment of birth, what a baby experiences can change its genes. The old idea that genes define us is no longer accepted and has been disproven.
Nature Vs Nurture is no longer a debate, it’s a combination of both. Responsive parenting interactions allow parents to help sculpt a baby’s genetic blueprint.
