Prenatal stress and child neurodevelopment: Evolutionary explanations? Vivette Glover

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AT LAST!! After many decades, some sensible, intelligent information and understanding on this subject. I have worked hard, alone with with constant persistency, and attained a manageable peace of mind. However, I would appreciate it, if you would be kind enough to tell me where and how I can find out some more about your research etc as it seems to be potentially very relevant and informative for me. Thank you.

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Thank you for a clarification on an issue I could not find scientific research. I wonder if the gifted children (a brain that is highly wired) could be a response to prenatal stress when macro and micronutrients are available for nourishing the neurodevelopment in the womb of a stressful mother. Alternatively, in the womb of a mother that did not wish to be a mother, that is, an environment in the womb full of 'negative' biochemicals to the success of life... Then, as a response to survive, the fetal becoming a highly connected brain for dealing with complexity of risks and opportunities for survival...