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5 Tiny Habits That Supercharge Your Child's Brain Development

This video reveals five simple daily habits that supercharge your child's brain development by creating up to one million neural connections every second, including serve and return interactions that build communication pathways and secure attachment, reading one picture book daily to expose children to 78,000 extra words per year and activate multiple brain regions, maintaining consistent sleep routines when the brain strengthens synaptic connections and transfers learning to long-term memory, allowing manageable struggles that develop executive function and emotional resilience in the prefrontal cortex, and inviting children to help with household tasks that build cognitive flexibility, motor skills, and learned optimism. We discuss research from Dr. Jack Shonkoff at Harvard's Center on the Developing Child on serve and return, Dr. Betty Hart and Dr. Todd Risley's thirty million word gap studies, Dr. Jodi Mindell and Dr. Matthew Walker's sleep research, Dr. Carol Dweck's growth mindset and Dr. Angela Duckworth's grit research on productive struggle, and Dr. Adele Diamond's executive function development findings. Learn how these cost-free habits that fit naturally into everyday moments build brains wired for communication, emotional strength, memory, problem-solving, confidence, and resilience without expensive toys, fancy programs, or expert-level parenting skills. If you like the video, please subscribe our channel so that more people can access the information that we share:    / @tinydose09   #ChildDevelopment #BrainDevelopment #ParentingTips #ToddlerDevelopment #EarlyChildhood #ParentingHacks #ChildPsychology #DevelopmentalPsychology #ParentingScience #SmartKids