Author: Taylor
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The Hidden Costs of Swaddling: Why Freedom of Movement Matters for Infant Development
Swaddling has been a common practice across cultures for centuries. Parents are often told it helps babies sleep better, keeps them calm, and prevents startle reflexes from waking them. While short-term soothing may be a benefit, the long-term neurological and structural consequences of swaddling — especially once an infant begins to roll — demand a…
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The Surprising Role of the Nervous System in Childhood Behavior
When a child exhibits behavioral challenges, tantrums, hyperactivity, trouble focusing, or sleep disturbances, the common approach is to label and manage symptoms. Many parents and educators are quick to attribute these challenges to psychological or environmental factors. But what if these behaviors are not simply psychological or personality-driven, but rather neurological in origin? While previously…
