Is the 4th Trimester Real? What SCIENCE Says
Everyone talks about the "fourth trimester" — but is it actually backed by science? In this video, I look at the neuroscience of the first three months of life: what's really happening inside your newborn's brain, why the evolutionary theory behind the fourth trimester is more complicated than most parenting books admit, and what a randomised controlled trial on Kangaroo Care tells us about how your touch literally shapes your baby's developing brain. 📚 Study referenced: Feldman et al. (2020) — Parent-Training with Kangaroo Care Impacts Infant Neurophysiological Development 🔗 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science... New videos every week on the science of pregnancy, birth, and raising small humans.

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