Here’s a remarkable neuroscientific insight: The time you spend enjoying each other is building a neural pathway inside a child’s brain that has the potential to remain a part of them for the rest of their life.
Does this give you a clue about the ending of the book?
The people who read this will know how important they are in a child’s life.
Scientists have proven this information is time-sensitive. Know that you only get little kids for a little while. Know that parenting’ young kids means your lease is up in six years!
This book will share ways to use your limited time wisely.
Price range: $4.99 for the ebook, $10.99 for paperback, and $24.99 for the hardcover
Motivation to read or gift this book:
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Our parents did not have access to this information, so we were not taught to have a healthy relationship with our thoughts.
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Young children have been misunderstood because of their limited ability to communicate, but now neuroimaging can help.
Twenty years ago neuroscience began revealing how a developing brain works. The exchange of guesswork for scientific findings makes now the best time in history to undertake a journey with a young child.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR – KERRIN MARGIANO

My journey began in college when I started noticing the wildly disparate learning processes. The young gymnasts had diverse triggers, and none processed training in the same way. As a twenty-something, it took time to accept their differences but learning to do this proved more valuable than my talent or theirs. I developed a pedagogy for young children’s exceptional ability to learn and am driven to guide adults to enjoy the temporary gift of the early years. What an exciting time to undertake a journey with a young child, as recent discoveries provide the chance to exchange guesswork for neuroscientific resources available today.
I now have a grandchild and another on the way! I continue coaching—helping people stay active and mobile with Nordic Walking. I would be grateful for reviews about, “Enjoy the Gift of Childhood,” because that will help my book be found. I wrote this because it can be a challenging time for parents and grandparents, as society changes its complex views about nearly everything. Science keeps it simple and lets us know why a developing brain responds differently. Thanks to neuroimaging, we can stop guessing and know the reactions that help or hinder young children.