@everyone We protect babies from scratches, noise, smells, etc.
But the developing brain doesn't just need protection. It also develops through experience.
Research on environmental enrichment, and sensory deprivation raises an interesting question:
Instead of simply removing sensory experiences, should we be helping make those experiences safe, enjoyable and gradually more varied?
Not more stimulation. Better experience.
https://mendability.com/post/can-sensory-enrichment-reverse-the-effects-of-sensory-deprivation
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