Unzela Khan Sheikh is HuffPost UK’s Parents Editor. She covers everything from expert advice for struggling parents, product reviews, pregnancy + newborn life and tips for parents with older kids. She previously worked as the Race and Diversity Editor for MyLondon and has written for Glamour Magazine, Metro UK, Daily Mirror and Gal-Dem Magazine.
Babies and toddlers are always learning new things, be it words, skills or movement, the first 1,000 days from conception to the age of 2 are probably the most important in their life.
But did you know that the pace children learn at that age is actually more than at any point in their life?She explained that your baby’s brain is being developed over time through every activity you do with them, “it’s setting the foundations for all the rest of learning and life that will be built on the experiences that you give them right now.
“Amazingly, your baby’s brain has an infinite capacity. Like, it’s storage is unlimited. Which means that the more experiences you give your baby, the richer those experiences are, the bigger and better their brain becomes!”to a baby under 2? This baby brain building fact blew me away when I thought of it. So I thought I'd share 😊This means that your child won’t be able to ever meet their maximum capability of learning. “They’re always hungry for more,” she says.
But this doesn’t mean that you have to put your child into loads of classes or keep teaching them things — even the tiny daily activities will be part of their learning.In an article the charity explained that: “While the human brain continues to develop and change throughout life, the most rapid period of brain growth and its period of highest plasticity is in the last trimester of pregnancy and the first two years of life.
So, even if it doesn’t seem like it — your infant or toddler is learning at the fastest pace they ever will be!Should I Let My Toddler Go To Bed Hungry If They Refuse Food?Sign up and we'll email you a weekly dose of parenting stories, covering everything from pregnancy and birth, to babies and toddlers. We're in this together.By entering your email and clicking Sign Up, you're agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners.
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