Brain Matters documentary | Early Childhood Development

Your brain is for. . .

thinking of fun things and doing them. It's here. In your head.

For listening. It's connected to our body. That's how we can do things.

To fight against zombies. . .

There's a big difference between watching and taking care of them and educating them. We want to educate children, not just to watch them. Nurseries provide essential care: provision of food and care.

The CENDI has a more comprehensive vision. We are preparing talented children, educated children, very intelligent children, with social awareness, with social understanding of who they are, who their class-mates are. We develop empathy, respect for others.

Parents also come. The parents also need education. WHOEVER SOWS SCHOOLS WILL REAP MEN This means that it doesn't matter which political party wins any of the elections, early childhood will always be the priority, and most importantly, the resources cannot decrease.

In addition to the clear political intention, there was also great mobilisation and commitment from the private sector and the sector of civil society. We know that children who are in situations of vulnerability, that have nutritional problems, children who are exposed to situations of conflict, their brain is also affected. Pirate princess.

What would you like to be? A chef. Why do you want to be a doctor?

Because I have a doctor doll. Because my mum is a doctor. To save people.

A basketball player. I already know how to bounce the ball and pass it between my legs, all I need now are the other moves. A painter.

A rock star.