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As soon as your baby is born, his brain is working hard
taking in all of the information around him. Imagine seeing
everything for the first time and trying to make sense of the
world. A baby's brain is busy making millions of connections,
called synapses, and everything you do plays a role in how
that happens. Your relationship with your baby is the key to
healthy brain development. By understanding how your baby's
brain works, you will be able to help him grow and develop in
positive ways. We hope you will enjoy our research spotlights
on how babies think. more
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Babies are born ready to feel! Sometimes those feelings are
overwhelming for baby and for mom and dad. Understanding how
babies feel and how to handle those feelings is one of the
most important jobs of parenting babies. So where's the
instruction manual? Well there isn't one because every baby
has unique ways of communicating needs and feelings. But once
you figure out your baby's cues, it makes life much easier for
parents and baby alike. We hope our research spotlights on
feelings will give you a little insight on how babies feel.
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Starting at birth and every day thereafter, babies are learning. From birth to one year, a child learns more than we
might realize, and the amazing part is that you are helping that
learning to occur. In fact, you are your baby's best teacher.
She learns how to talk, act, feel and think by watching and
listening to you. Our research spotlights will give you some
helpful parenting tips about how babies learn so that you
will make your everyday moments count.
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We can all use a little more help in parenting, so we have
included some great DVDs and booklets that have information
you can trust! All of our baby products help parents
understand the importance of creating a bond,
with their baby early on. Recognizing the busy lifestyle of today's
parents, our DVD's and booklets have been developed so they
are quick to watch, easy to read and helpful to parents.
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