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Brain Development in Kids - the Anat Baniel Method - Promoting Brain Development in Children

2012

The brain's job is to create billions upon billions of new connections and organize them into coherent and effective patterns of movement, thought, emotion, feeling and action. Brain development in children can occur on a higher or lower level. See more...

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