Promoting Brain Development rain growth occurs at a rapid, dramatic pace in the early years of life as basic neural abilities develop and organize. The stimulation provided by early experiences, especially those provided by caregivers. The developing brain relies on everyday experiences to stimulate developing brain structures in the early years of life.
Caregivers provide a variety of experiences that help to stimulate brain development.
The quality of nutrition, beginning prenatally. Because of its rapid developmental pace, the brain consumes astonishing physical resources in the early years. Consequently, the brain relies on the physical resources necessary to its rapid growth, such as oxygen and glucose. Avoidance of environmental hazards that can harm brain growth. The rapidly developing brain is vulnerable to many environmental hazards that can have long-term effects on its functioning.