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S3 Episode 9: Why the First 90 Days can Shape a Lifetime - Brain Boosting Truths for New Parents with Bright Minds Neurodevelopment

from "My Mighty Quinn" - From Tics, Turbulence, Distraction and Disconnection to Calm, Confident and Connected" · host Lucia Silver / Brandon Kingston

WelcomeIf you’ve ever wondered why your baby hates tummy time, startles at every sound, or feels “floppy” in your arms — this episode is for you.Because the truth is, those tiny movements in the first 90 days of life are doing far more than we think. They’re wiring your baby’s brain for a lifetime of learning, focus, and emotional connection. I sit down with Brandon Kingston, functional neurologist and founder of Bright Minds Neurodevelopment, to uncover the extraordinary science — and simple daily practices — that shape your child’s brain and nervous system from birth.If you’re an expectant parent, new parent, or simply want to understand how to build your baby’s brain the natural way — this conversation is pure gold. Episode SummaryBrandon and I dive deep into the miraculous first 90 days and how sensory input, movement, and connection lay the foundation for lifelong learning and behaviour.Brandon explains why those first three months are the fastest period of brain growth we’ll ever experience, how primitive reflexes build the foundations for attention, emotional regulation, and even eating habits, and why modern parenting habits may be quietly rewiring development in the wrong direction.And perhaps most importantly, we remind parents that they are enough. Because the greatest “neurotherapy” any child can receive is a calm, connected caregiver.Key TakeawaysThe first 90 days of life are the most critical for brain development.Primitive reflexes (like rooting, Moro, and ATNR) are essential milestones that build circuits for attention, regulation, and learning.Tummy time, skin-to-skin contact, and eye-to-eye play are the most effective “brain-building exercises” you can do.Avoid prolonged bouncer use, constant swaddling, and early screen exposure — these restrict natural movement and sensory development.A calm, regulated parent is a child’s greatest teacher — your nervous system sets the tone for theirs.ResourcesBright Minds WebsiteFree Guide Support the showResource Links: Free Masterclass for Overwhelmed ParentsEnrol in the Complete Course - "A Whole Child, Multi-Disciplinary Roadmap to Healing": Complete Course EnrolmentEnrol in The Taster Course - "Discover the Root Cause of your Child’s Attention, Behaviour and Learning Difficulties": Taster Course Enrolment Download your FREE Guides now: www.thebrainhealthmovement.com/free-guidesTake a look at our other Resources: www.thebrainhealthmovement.com/resourcesJoin our Private Community on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/thebrainhealthmovement Follow Us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thebrainhealthmovementThe Brain Health Movement's Website: www.thebrainhealthmovement.com

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Welcome If you’ve ever wondered why your baby hates tummy time, startles at every sound, or feels “floppy” in your arms — this episode is for you. Because the truth is, those tiny movements in the first 90 days of life are doing far more than we think. They’re wiring your baby’s brain for a lifetime of learning, focus, and emotional connection. I sit down with Brandon Kingston, functional neurologist and founder of Bright Minds Neurodevelopment, to uncover the extraordinary science — an...

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