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Enjoy the Gift of Childhood

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O knihe

The study of children is a worthy course to embark on, both for them and for your own journey. Twenty years ago neuroscience began revealing how a child views life. This discovery has the potential to enhance both your parenting and your personal experiences. Viewing a child will bring to light clues about brain construction, and ultimately show how to better manage your own system. The age-old problems that plagued parents, caregivers, and teachers, are deciphered. The exchange of guesswork for scientific discoveries makes now the best time in history to undertake a journey with a young child. Do you want to help rather than hinder the children in your life? If your answer is yes, then you will want to read this book! Imagine what life would be like if you started enjoying more of the moments you got to spend with children. Here's a remarkable neuroscientific insight: The time you spend enjoying children is building a neural pathway inside their brain and has the potential to remain a part of them for the rest of their life. Does this give you a clue to the ending of the book? When you finish reading you will know how important you are. Motivation to read: 1. Our parents did not have access to this information, so we were not taught to have a healthy relationship with our thoughts. 2. Young children have been misunderstood because the preverbal child could not communicate during scientific studies, but now neuroimaging can get a glimpse inside their brains. Scientists have proven this information is time-sensitive. Know that you only get little kids with their unique brain-processing abilities, for a limited time. Know that pa'renting' young kids means your lease is up in six years! This book will share ways to use your limited time wisely. Another good use of time is to leave a review, so please consider letting me know if you found ways to enjoy the gift of childhood. Thank You for helping achieve the goal of a greater worldwide understanding of young children.