Building Strong Brains: Insights into Early Childhood Development and Attachment

Course Overview

Course Aims

The aim of the course is to increase your understanding of the importance of healthy brain development in early years. You will explore brain development / neuroscience and the impact of interactions and attachment on the developing brain, which will support you to support your child’s healthy brain development.

This course is tailored for parents/carers with no prior scientific background, we will introduce you to key concepts in child development, brain science, and simple things that you can do at home to support your child's cognitive, emotional, and social growth.

Additionally, learn how to create a nurturing environment that promotes lifelong learning and well-being, all supported by the latest neuroscience research.

Give it a go! Every parent/carer deserves to understand the incredible brain of their child."

Course Details

Introduction to basic neuroscience concepts: neurons, synapses, brain regions.

Overview of newborn brain development: reflexes, sensory experiences.

The importance of bonding and attachment in brain development.

Practical tips for fostering bonding and attachment.

Importance of early experiences, including play, interaction, and language development.

How to create a nurturing environment that promotes lifelong learning and well-being.

Brain-friendly activities for infants and toddlers.

Who should attend:

Parents and carers supporting young children.

Booking Information

Find out more at our online information session.

Thursday 9 January

10am and 6pm

BOOK HERE FOR INFORMATION SESSION

Dates: 23^rd ,30^th January 6^th 13^th and 20^th of February 2025

Duration: 5 weeks

Time: 5.00 pm - 7.30pm

Forum: Virtual classroom

Price: £82

for more information email corporate@wcs.ac.uk