Rules for developing your child's brain. What does a child need from 0 to 5 years old to grow up smart and happy

The main idea of the book is that raising a child is primarily about developing their brain, including during the prenatal period. Here you will find everything parents need to know to raise a smart, successful, and happy child. You will learn why: - future moms should do pedicures more often, - it is not necessary to listen to classical music during pregnancy, - a child does not inherit all abilities and traits from parents, - toys that are beneficial for the brain are often useless, - at a certain age, television is so dangerous for the brain, - a child's intelligence level should not be judged by tests, - happy spouses raise happy and smart children. John Medina is a well-known American scientist, brain researcher, and specialist in molecular biology and neurophysiology. He is the author of books such as "Brain Rules at Work" and "Brain Rules at Any Age." Book Highlights The author's recommendations are based on the latest scientific achievements in brain development before birth and in the first five years of life. Everything is presented in simple and accessible language, making it interesting even for those who are not familiar with science. For Whom For parents of children aged 0 to 5 and anyone who plans to have a child in the future.