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As a parent, you have the power to help develop your baby’s brain in amazing ways. Starting at birth, your baby is ready to learn, with millions of neurons in the brain connecting every minute. Not only is this an important brain-development time, but it’s also a time when your baby is bonding with you and developing loving relationships. Here you will find more information about your young child’s brain development, bonding, and the important role you play!

Newborn Brain Development

Your newborn’s brain is developing with every activity. Yes, there is more going on than just eating and sleeping! Here are some specific things to look for your newborn doing at this stage in his or her development.

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