gooeybrains @gooeybrains

Kids brains are gooey and shaped by experiences in childhood. Our goal is to educate and help parents understand the science of child development. gooeybrains.com Joined May 2011

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7 years ago

Look 👀 at this awesome visual from @gooeybrains. How children develop skills through play 👍

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Discover how high noise affects reading ability!!! gooeybrains.com/2016/04/17/how…

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If parents want to give their children a gift, the best thing they can do is to teach their children to love challenges, be intrigued by mistakes, enjoy effort and keep on learning” – Carol Dweck gooeybrains.com/physical-devel…

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8 years ago

Nice article on @PerfectPending A Child Psychologist Translates What Those Cognitive Development Stages In Your Kids Really Mean perfectionpending.net/2018/02/27/a-c… via @PerfectPending

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The LEGO Foundation @LEGOfoundation

8 years ago

"Play-based learning allows us to show children that we trust in their judgement and productivity." Find more valuable tips to get disruptive with play-based learning from @Primary1nps on bit.ly/2GQ6g7k Via @InnovateMySchl

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

The Power of Parent Engagement gse.harvard.edu/news/18/01/pow…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Whether kids are playing video games or using smartphone apps, there is a growing mountain of evidence suggesting that children are exhibiting addictive behavior to Screen Time. healthy-holistic-living.com/screen-depende…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

The Power of Pets newsinhealth.nih.gov/2018/02/power-…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

The way kids are taught to read in school is disconnected from the latest research, namely how language and speech actually develop in a child's brain. npr.org/sections/ed/20…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Research shows that play is vital to a child’s development, equipping them with the skills necessary to tackle humanity’s future, such as emotional intelligence, creativity and problem solving weforum.org/agenda/2018/01… via @wef

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Schools are teaching kids empathy and self-control. It helps at home, too. Washington Post explains: wapo.st/2sRV7AT Learn more about social-emotional wellness here: bit.ly/2v97WXn

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Child development experts urge Facebook to pull Messenger Kids app theguardian.com/technology/201…

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T.R. Thibodeau @lavishventures

8 years ago

Did you know that play helps with brain development? gooeybrains.com/2016/04/10/usi… #playmatters #earlyyears via @gooeybrains

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

With an hour-long recess, elementary schools can help children develop through increased creative play, authentic SEL, and adequate physical regulation. edutopia.org/blog/longer-re…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Love this quote by Carol Dweck 😍😍😍 gooeybrains.com/growth-mindset…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

We believe that a secure infant attachment is one of the most important factors in child development. Discover how it becomes the building block to many social, emotional, behavioural and cognitive skills. gooeybrains.com/2017/01/23/sec…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Nice article by @thoughtparent ... A Day in the Life of a Child Under 4: New Guidelines for Kids' Sleep, Movement and Screen Time thoughtfulparent.com/2017/12/new-gu… via @thoughtparent

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Nice article by @Loisco on the 10 things we learned about strong families in 2017 deseretnews.com/article/900006…

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8 years ago

Stillness in the Storm : Good Fathers Essential to Having Healthy, Well-bal... stillnessinthestorm.com/2017/12/good-f…

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gooeybrains @gooeybrains

8 years ago

Interesting research! Just shows how important it is to be a responsive parent and to be present to meet their needs. Comforting Infants can Leave Traces on Their Genes medindia.net/news/comfortin…