Scientific makes babies smarter

Author: Wu Lingyun
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: A renowned American psychologist conducted years of research on over a thousand children, concluding that 50% of a person's intelligence is acquired before the age of 4, 30% between the ages of 4 and 8, and the remaining 20% after the age of 8. Among these, the 50% achieved before the age of 4 includes prenatal education. The old cortex of the fetal brain forms the foundation for the new cortex that develops after birth. Only with a well-developed old cortex can the new cortex grow more effectively, achieving a super-long IQ level and unleashing extraordinary talents. Modern science has proven that the fetus not only possesses visual, auditory, motor, and memory abilities but also can sense changes in the mother's emotions. During pregnancy, appropriate methods and means can be used to provide regular positive stimulation to the fetus's auditory, tactile, and visual senses. This stimulation is transmitted through the nervous system to the brain, promoting the healthy development of the fetal cerebral cortex, continuously unlocking potential abilities, and allowing the rich imagination, deep insight, good memory, agile thinking, and hands-on skills that an outstanding individual possesses to be subtly cultivated through prenatal education during the fetal stage....