Maghz-i Kūdak-i Man az Bārdārī tā Yik Sāligī: Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The most valuable gift from nature to humans is the brain. Humans progress and develop significantly over time with their brain changes. In the early stages of life, the impact of the environment on the baby's brain is very prominent. The unique importance of the mother and family environment during pregnancy and the first year of the baby's life plays an important role in the development of the baby's brain. The book "My Baby's Brain" specifically aims to follow the baby's brain development from pregnancy to the end of twelve months. The content of this book analyzes brain development in the fetal stages and the mother's role in this process. It also evaluates the impact of factors such as stress, nutrition, and maternal behaviors during pregnancy on fetal development. In the second part of the book, the baby's brain development and the formation of its skills are examined by the end of the first year of life and provides recommendations for improving and accelerating the baby's brain development process through parents. The importance of the environment's impact on the baby's brain in the first period of life is undeniable. However, this period is not the only important period, because the child's brain is particularly growing and developing until the age of five. However, the effective role of the mother and family during pregnancy and the first year after birth in the formation of his brain has been firmly confirmed. The interaction between genetics and the environment determines the structure of the brain. In other words, daily experiences and the living environment play an important role in the formation of the brain. The brain changes and evolves in response to the needs of its environment. If a child grows up in an environment that is full of stimulation and relationships, his brain will also develop better.