How to stimulate baby's brain development

Some children may have delayed brain development after birth, and parents will feel particularly anxious at this time. In fact, for children with delayed brain development, they can be helped by giving them stimulation, otherwise they may become demented children. The brain development of most children is related to nutrition, so how to stimulate the baby's brain development?

The human brain development is completed in the mother's womb. Around the last 3 months, the baby's brain develops rapidly. The more external stimulation there is at this time, the faster the baby's brain develops. After birth is a golden period for brain development. At this time, the baby must be given different types of music to stimulate the development of different brain nerves.

The human brain is composed of many different cranial nerve ganglia. The medium between these cells is called synapses. The more synapses are developed, the more complete the brain development will be. Babies grow fastest in three periods: the last three months of the fetal period; the second is around 18 months; and the third is when they are 3 to 4 years old. At this time, the synapses have just developed to the stage of sensing sound, so if the mother gives the baby different musical stimulation at this time, it will stimulate the development of different synapses in the baby. The more brain nerve connections there are, the baby's multiple intelligences will naturally be enhanced.

The fetus' brain develops very rapidly in the last three months, and after birth it is a period of brain nerve stimulation. If a newborn baby is isolated from all visual, auditory, and sensory stimulation, the baby's brain will stop developing. This is because when the baby is in the mother's womb, the temperature is constant and there is no external stimulation, so the connection points of the brain nerves cannot be laid out. Therefore, at birth, the baby will strongly feel the pain caused by squeezing, light, hearing, touch and other sensory stimulations, which can quickly stimulate the nervous and endocrine systems. Therefore, babies born naturally receive more stimulation than babies born by caesarean section, and their brains develop relatively faster.

There are two forces that stimulate human brain development: one is brain hormones, which can promote the development of "neuron cell synaptic growth factor"; the other is external stimulation. Hormones are innate. The more endorphins are stimulated by external forces, the more synapses develop, the more brain nerves are connected, the denser the circuits are, and the faster the brain develops.

Mozart's music is indeed helpful for babies' spatial intelligence. The reason is probably because his music is balanced and symmetrical, and his rigorous style has a kind of formal beauty, and it helps the brain's rational analysis and cognitive intelligence.

The stimulation accompanied by sound can develop the baby's auditory nerves, but it must be pleasant to the ear. Mozart's music has these characteristics. If you only listen to monotonous and highly repetitive pop music, it is not enough to stimulate the baby's brain development. You must listen to music with diverse rhythms to allow the auditory brain waves to exchange, such as "Double Piano in D Major", "First French Horn Concerto in D Major", and "Symphony No. 39 in E flat major K". 543 Minuet" and other songs have these characteristics and are suitable for babies to listen to.

Before your child is 3 months old, you can play some beautiful classical music for him regularly every day, for 15 minutes each time. When the child is about six months old, the time for playing music can be extended appropriately. Except for music that is too sonorous and almost crazy, children can listen to music of various styles, from light and lively to soothing, smooth, elegant and moving.