Education & EdTech

How Early Stress Shapes the Developing Brain

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Megan Gunnar, a leading researcher in developmental psychology and neuroscience, discusses how early stress impacts brain development, emphasizing the importance of sensitive periods for learning and behavior regulation. She advises parents to recognize signs of stress through changes in behavior and recommends seeking reliable sources like Zero to Three for guidance, avoiding social media influencers for accurate information.

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