Toddlers’ brains engage more during books and puzzles with parents than movies, first-of-its-kind EEG study finds
A toddler may sit quietly watching a movie, appearing completely absorbed in what is happening on the screen. But a new study suggests that the brain responds differently when children read a book, solve a puzzle or play with a parent. These everyday interactions were associated with brain activity linked to attention and social engagement, […]
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