Understand and prevent developmental delays. Language - Children who are spoken to and encouraged to talk, speak fast and develop language while children who do not hear words or are not spoken to, are at risk of delayed or lost speech. Perception - The brain cells are not fully formed at birth and can only be completed when the brain receives information from the senses. The more experiences the infant has from using their senses, the stronger the brain development. Movement - Each new acquired skill makes others possible, a child who can sit unsupported begins to use his hands to explore objects. He begins to perceive object appearance and size, and people’s intentions to grasp the object. An infant not allowed to experience and practice movement, is slow to the next stage of development and continues to fall behind in physical and mental development. Read the full article here. https://www.fantasiacityschools.com/blog