Healthy newborns soak up information from their surroundings while their developing brains sprout billions of nerve cell connections, or synapses. The brain's "hardwiring" actually starts in the womb, directed by the growing fetus' genetic game plan acquired from both parents. Good nutrition is key to supporting the growth of this network of neurons from the beginning.
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DIET FOR BRAIN DEVELOPMENT, FROM THE BEGINNING
Healthy newborns soak up information from their surroundings while their developing brains sprout billions of nerve cell connections, or synapses. The brain's "hardwiring" actually starts in the womb, directed by the growing fetus' genetic game plan acquired from both parents. Good nutrition is key to supporting the growth of this network of neurons from the beginning.
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Early Intervention Essential to Success for at-Risk Children, Study Finds
Children participating in the Better Beginnings, Better Futures (BBBF) project showed improved social and academic functioning. The project also impacted positively on families and on neighbourhoods.
"The results from our study indicate that the project has been a success," says Queen's psychology professor emeritus Ray Peters, the lead researcher on the study. "The project was designed to prevent young children in low-income, high-risk neighbourhoods from experiencing poor developmental outcomes, and to decrease the use of expensive health, education and social services. The study has proven that goal to be attainable."
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YOUNG CHILDREN PERCEIVE MORAL INTENTIONS
Investigators found that a young child’s helpfulness is tempered when they see that the person they intend to help has harmed another person.
Moreover, a child is less helpful when they see that the object of their attention meant to harm another, even if no harm was done.
That’s the conclusion of two new studies of 3-year-olds conducted by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany.
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SMOKING DURING PREGNANCY AFFECTS MYELIN GENES IN OFFSPRING
The research was presented at Neuroscience 2010, the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience, held in San Diego.
The finding may explain why the children of mothers who smoked during pregnancy are more likely to develop attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, depression, autism, drug abuse, and other psychiatric disorders. "Myelin deficits have been previously observed in adults with various psychiatric disorders," said Ming Li, PhD, of the University of Virginia, who directed the study.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL SIDE IN PERIODIZATION OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT
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PHYSIOLOGICAL SIDE IN PERIODIZATION OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT
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PERIODIZATION OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT
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