Page 8 - The First 1,000 Days and Beyond

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Conditioning in Early Brain & Child Development (EBCD)

Putting baby on parent’s tummy or

chest, hug child

Child will be able to interact with parents,
feel the warmth of parents and having DO’s
constant stimulation of their sensory

organs.

To feed themselves

It improves hand-eye-mouth coordination.

Mouth objects

This is how the baby learns about the
world. As early as 5 months old they start
to reach out and mouth-look-confirm the

properties of objects. Every sensory organ
in our body is mapped out in our brain.
The sensory structures in our hands and

mouth occupy a relatively large area of the
brain, called sensory homunculus. This is
also the beginning of speech development
in which it helps to train the muscles
around the mouth and tongue.