- Jun 11, 2014
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Gatornation's Newest Addition
- Thread starter Gator98MD
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- Sep 16, 2014
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This is my second child and second son. Probably better we quit while we are ahead
- Jun 14, 2014
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Wonderful bud (offshoot) for mom & dad to nurture. Please apply the pragmatics
of "neuroscience of the infant brain" to grow your most relaxed, confident, and
"wise" son.
Among others learn these websites:
1) scholastic.com
2) incredibleinfant.com = read it all and buy the toys matching the age - actually buy them
earlier than stated development. Start play with age-standard toys, then in small % of time
of baby's interacting-play (usually 10 seconds) present baby with toys for next develop level
then put that away and go back to age-proper toys.
Books :
1) What is Going on in There
2) for your benefit, from a University book store buy their "textbook" on "the developing
brain" any text that will relate the organic growings with timings of the child's developing brain.
You'll learn when, how and why it's important to interact with your infant to insure he grows
better thicker myelin sheath on each neuron.
Both parents and child will be greatly rewarded - both by the ongoing process and the powerful
results. Your child-to-teen-to-adult will have smoothest sailing... you two too.
Here's one scientific co-rellate that may be hard to find: highly developed athletic prowess,
body-wisdom, balance = does not have to be for competitiveness i.e. backyard basketball,
golf, dancing etc. That co-rellate is "rapid spinning" of your child. Use a tree limb throw four
sturdy ropes over it and tie them evenly to a "strap-in protective" child seat. Now, everyday
that you can wind that chair up and let it twirl your baby. Your baby will lean his head forward
just like famous downhill skiers do. (Of course, start slow then spin as fast as baby loves.
This activity was found researching what one-thing was common in the childhoods of baseball
greats as Ted Williams, Joe Dimaggio, Jack Clark. This process develops to the best the person's
hand-eye co-ordination, body-balance, peripheral vision processing, etc.
Enjoy that miracle boy of y'alls.
of "neuroscience of the infant brain" to grow your most relaxed, confident, and
"wise" son.
Among others learn these websites:
1) scholastic.com
2) incredibleinfant.com = read it all and buy the toys matching the age - actually buy them
earlier than stated development. Start play with age-standard toys, then in small % of time
of baby's interacting-play (usually 10 seconds) present baby with toys for next develop level
then put that away and go back to age-proper toys.
Books :
1) What is Going on in There
2) for your benefit, from a University book store buy their "textbook" on "the developing
brain" any text that will relate the organic growings with timings of the child's developing brain.
You'll learn when, how and why it's important to interact with your infant to insure he grows
better thicker myelin sheath on each neuron.
Both parents and child will be greatly rewarded - both by the ongoing process and the powerful
results. Your child-to-teen-to-adult will have smoothest sailing... you two too.
Here's one scientific co-rellate that may be hard to find: highly developed athletic prowess,
body-wisdom, balance = does not have to be for competitiveness i.e. backyard basketball,
golf, dancing etc. That co-rellate is "rapid spinning" of your child. Use a tree limb throw four
sturdy ropes over it and tie them evenly to a "strap-in protective" child seat. Now, everyday
that you can wind that chair up and let it twirl your baby. Your baby will lean his head forward
just like famous downhill skiers do. (Of course, start slow then spin as fast as baby loves.
This activity was found researching what one-thing was common in the childhoods of baseball
greats as Ted Williams, Joe Dimaggio, Jack Clark. This process develops to the best the person's
hand-eye co-ordination, body-balance, peripheral vision processing, etc.
Enjoy that miracle boy of y'alls.
- Sep 15, 2014
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I feel for your wife, only opposite. I have 2 girls.
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- Jun 12, 2014
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Yep. Me too.
- Jun 19, 2014
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- Jun 12, 2014
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Two times and still a fail? A winner would have gotten it right the first time!
That deserves a dislike durty.
- Sep 15, 2014
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Nice to have another member of the Dad's with just girls club on this board. I am not looking forward to the teenage years.
- Sep 16, 2014
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I will indeed as soon as they let us go home
Thanks everyone for the well wishes !
- Jul 29, 2014
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Celebrating a new baby is awesome.....well wishes for your family.
- Jun 11, 2014
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Of the birth of the child or the conception?
