Early Learning Ecosystem
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Building Brighter Futures
Read more: Building Brighter FuturesJust as a child needs nutritious food for physical growth, their brain needs language to develop fully.
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The Hidden Power of Words
Read more: The Hidden Power of WordsDuring pregnancy, expectant parents are essentially building the first neural networks of expectation about their child.
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Baby Talk or Parentese?
Read more: Baby Talk or Parentese?Research shows using “parentese” – an exaggerated, musical speech style – helps babies learn language.
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The “hidden cost” of convenience
Read more: The “hidden cost” of convenienceBy Stephanie Montgomery, Ed.D. I’ve been working in early childhood education for over three decades, and I am no stranger to the compounding effects both […]
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Music classes: A workout for your baby’s brain
Read more: Music classes: A workout for your baby’s brainAs a parent, you want to give your child the best possible start in life. You carefully choose the right foods, create safe spaces for […]
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The Reading Brain Starts at 18 Months
Read more: The Reading Brain Starts at 18 MonthsReading research from Harvard’s Graduate School of Education validates what many of us in the field have long suspected.
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Healthcare Systems
Read more: Healthcare SystemsHealthcare Plus Podcast: How Healthcare Systems, Physicians, and Parents Can Support Early Childhood Brain Development.
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Discovering the World Through Your Baby’s Eyes
Read more: Discovering the World Through Your Baby’s EyesWhile babies are born with a fully developed visual capacity, their sight is quite different from what adults see.
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SCI Build A Brain Program: Building Brains at Sacred Heart
Read more: SCI Build A Brain Program: Building Brains at Sacred HeartSCI is focused on Building Brains by informing and empowering parents on the pivotal importance of early brain development.
