Early Childhood Development | 5 THINGS PARENTS SHOULD DO EVERYDAY | Brain Matters Documentary

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[@margaritagarrick7444]

5 Things to improve parenting skills 1- Stimulate baby talk and treat it as real conversation 2- Read to your baby 3- Make learning part of your everyday experiences 4- Take play seriously 5- Be who you want your baby to be. Thank you for this result

[@ShivaniChauhan0890]

Beautiful..life skills that are most important.. After all babys are our future. Raising babys well will ensure we give the earth more good human beings 👍

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[@rizkinadakonveksi8092]

Thank You so much, this is very benefits me as a new parents, God bless you.

[@BeingAdu]

Such a beautiful video and so underrated ❤️👍

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[@jamietodd9741]

I have struggled to do all these things as a parent. I am too selfish 😞. This makes me so sad. I hope my son is going to be ok.

[@shizukuspider6559]

Try your best. You don't have to be selfish. You're in control. Much love ❤️

[@dinwokejessica278]

The 5th tip resonates so well. Children are very good impersonator. They don't just do what you say, they do what you do. Thanks for sharing this video .

[@bdecillis420]

This was beautiful!

[@SofferHoffer]

where are the sources?

[@peterlartey]

Common sense and experiences