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How to Teach Your Baby to Be Superb by building a brilliant brain with Stefanie Rodsater
On this episode, we talked about:
- Intentional movement plays a crucial role in baby brain development
- Parents can influence their baby's brain development through activities such as tummy time
- Nutrition is essential for optimal brain development
- Keeping babies' hands and feet uncovered allows for sensory input and promotes healthy brain development.
- Tips for baby's brain development even before birth by engaging in movement
- The importance of faith and intention in protecting and guiding children
"We have so much to do with their brain development in the environment that we give them, in the food that we give them."
"Our movement is huge, and the vestibular system actually starts developing in utero. So the more that we move, the more we increase blood flow to not only our brains but our babies' brains."
"If we can have kids who are truly present to their parents, they're going to have less trauma."
About Dr. Stefanie:
Hello! I'm Dr. Stefanie, a dedicated Pediatric Chiropractor driving Building Brilliant Brains. Meet myfamily-supportive husband Nick, and our kids: Alex (5), Phoenix (3), and baby Aria (8 months). With 15years in Pediatric Chiropractic care, mypassion stems from a fascination with baby brain development.Growing up with a brother born with Spina Bifida ignited my commitment to targeted brain and physicalexercises. Inspired by "How to Teach Your Baby to Be Physically Superb," I integrated the DomanMethod into my practice. My own kids flourished, motivating me to share these transformative activitieswith fellow parents.Website / Social Media Handles: Www.buildingbrilliantbrains.us
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