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The brain, like every other organ in the human body, develops and grows at an astounding rate from the moment of conception Make connections Brain circuitry develops and grows through connecting cells with information links. The more information links,the more learning capacity. During the first three years, the creative, highly photographic,a sensitive brain is wide open to impressions of all kinds. “Every second, a massive information exchange is occurring in your body,” writes Dr. Candace Pert, author of Molecules of Emotion. The brain quickly scans, catalogs and links all new information to the stored images where an association can be found.Connections (synapses) are formed at supersonic speed supplying and further fortifying wonder and curiosity in the mind of a child. HOW THIS RESEARCH IMPACTS Associations are encouraged by feeding information to every sense possible, reintroducing the material periodically at each new stage of development, using many differe...

You don't need to wait until your baby is born to bond with them. Pregnancy can be the perfect time to start forming an attachment with your unborn child, which is very important for their development once your baby has actually arrived. From about 16 weeks babies can hear their mum’s voice, and by about 20 weeks they start to get to know other familiar voices too.Knowing unborn babies can hear you, gives you a great opportunity to begin communicating and building a bond with your baby even before they are born. We have known and understood that mothers' emotions reach the fetus through chemical signals, the fetus can listen, understand, also respond and make changes into itself. So it is important for us that from now on we make it a part of our life, by telling the baby our emotions and by communicating to the baby. This activity provides a safe and healthy environment for the baby to grow.Your unborn baby loves to hear the sound of your voice. It calms them an...