Baby Preparedness is a resource designed to guide new parents through each sensitive period of brain development in order to get ahead of the common challenges that approach with each season.

“Although the brain retains the capacity to adapt and change throughout life, this capacity decreases with age.”

“Just as a master carpenter modifies the blueprint for a house to adapt to the needs of its settings and the people who will live in it, experience adjusts the genetic plan for the brain and shapes the architecture of its neural circuits.”

National Scientific Council on the Developing Child (2007). The Timing and Quality of Early Experiences Combine to Shape Brain Architecture: Working Paper #5. http://www.developingchild.net

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This information is provided to share tips for educational purposes only. Though I am certified to understanding the basics of early development neurology, I am not a licensed professional and the information does not consist of any professional advice but rather takeaways from professional training & personal research. When considering medical needs, please consult with your OBGYN or a licensed professional. This information is not to provide medical, health, or psychological advice for you or your child. I do not warrant that the information provided here is free of errors & omissions. Please consult with a licensed professional with any physical, mental, or emotional concerns relating to you or your child. Before making health care decisions for you or your child, please consult with your OBGYN or baby’s pediatrician. Full legal disclosure here.