Rethinking Modern Parenting: Preventing Infant Trauma with Bette Lamont
I think we need to look at the fact that we're not just building a brain. We are helping that soul emerge from this predetermined set of activities that's going to prompt this baby to develop their brain.
Have you ever wondered how today's parenting trends might be shaping your baby's brain? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Biology of Trauma™ with Dr. Aimie', Dr. Aimie Apigian and guest Bette Lamont dive into the hidden neurological impacts of modern parenting practices. From the rise of baby carriers to the decline of unstructured tummy time, they discuss how these conveniences could unintentionally hinder your child's cognitive development.
Bette Lamont, an expert in child development, shares her insights on the necessity of intense bonding and sensory experiences for infants. She explains how a lack of these can lead to sensory integration dysfunction, making it hard for children to process the world around them. But it’s not all doom and gloom; Dr. Aimie and Bette also provide practical tips on how to foster a nurturing environment that supports healthy brain development.
Whether you’re a new parent or a caregiver, this episode offers valuable advice on creating a safe space for your little one to grow. Tune in to learn how to balance modern conveniences with age-old wisdom to help your baby thrive.