Science tells us: Children's early growth experiences can structure and change brain development, which means that parents are not only providers of children's DNA, but also shapers. A child's brain builds and grows in response to the stimulation it receives, and every physical and emotional experience a child has biologically affects the development of their brain. As parents, the closest people to your child, you are crucial to your child's growth.
Dr. Gail Gross has 40 years of rich experience in education. She combines cutting-edge scientific research and uses brain neuroscience to subvert genetic determinism. In this book, Dr. Gross teaches parents how to establish a good parent-child relationship and interact with their children in a supportive and accompanying manner through intimate conversations, storytelling, playing, sports, and social interactions, helping the neurons in their children's brains to build more connections and stimulating their brain development potential. 0-5 Years old is a critical period for brain development. Early knowledge and early grasp will benefit children throughout their lives.
Genes do not determine a child's fate. Parents' emotional companionship in a child's early years will shape and change his brain!
Inspire children's unlimited potential and become smarter and more secure.
Reader comments
This book is really good! The author, Dr. Gail Gross, has extensive educational experience. She tells us in the book that parental companionship and interaction are crucial to children's brain development. As she says in her book, "Genes are just a tendency, they cannot determine the fate of children." What we do plays a more important role. This book made me understand that children's brains will grow according to the stimulation they receive. We should talk and play more closely with our children. This will not only make children smarter, but also make them feel more secure. Highly recommended!
This book is really good! The author, Dr. Gail Gross, has extensive educational experience. She tells us in the book that parental companionship and interaction are crucial to children's brain development. As she says in her book, "Genes are just a tendency, they cannot determine the fate of children." What we do plays a more important role. This book made me understand that children's brains will grow according to the stimulation they receive. We should talk and play more closely with our children. This will not only make children smarter, but also make them feel more secure. Highly recommended!