
The First 1000 Days: Why They Shape a Lifetime
From conception to age two, a child's brain forms more than a million new neural connections every second. What happens in this window echoes for decades.
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The milestones, the brain science, and the quiet, ordinary moments that build a child's capacity for life.
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From conception to age two, a child's brain forms more than a million new neural connections every second. What happens in this window echoes for decades.

The Back to Sleep campaign saved thousands of lives. Tummy time is the simple, evidence-based answer to the developmental trade-off it created.

For generations, crawling has been treated as a universal milestone. The reality, as developmental researchers have known for years, is more interesting.
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