Babies with bigger heads are smarter
False. It is true that the growth of the baby's brain as an organ is perceived in the increase in the baby's cranial perimeter month by month, but what counts is the effectiveness of the neuronal connections, not the size of the head.
A child is intelligent if his parents are intelligent
False. It is true that a baby's intelligence is partly determined by its genetic inheritance, but it does not remain unchanged over time. If a child genetically has superior intelligence, but does not receive adequate stimulation or is surrounded in an environment that provides appropriate support, he or she will not be able to develop his or her abilities correctly.
Pregnancy affects the baby's intellectual development
True. The maternal womb is the environment in which the baby lives before being born and therefore everything that happens to the mother during that stage will directly affect the development of the fetus and, subsequently, the intellectual growth of the baby.
Girls are smarter than boys
False. There are no more differences between the intelligence of boys and girls than those that society itself instills. They may stand out in certain skills and they in others, all of which are important, but intellectual capacity depends on each individual and not on the sex to which they belong.
Babies' brains grow continuously
False. On the other hand, the brain grows in leaps and bounds. That is, the connections that are established in the brain are done sequentially, one after the other. Until a network of neurological connections is fully constituted, for example, the one that will help the baby to be able to consciously grasp an object, the next one is not put into operation. Growth is carried out in stages coinciding with the phases of the baby's cognitive development, from 0 to 1 month they do certain things, from 1 to 4 they develop others, etc. The rhythm is different in each child and also depends on the way in which they are stimulated, but what is certain is that until they are able to do what corresponding to each stage (which may last more or less) will not start the next skill.
As we age, the brain becomes more active.
False. A baby's brain is even more active than that of an adult, especially during its first year. What happens is that the adult brain is “wiser” because it has already developed the appropriate skills.
Advisor:Alejandro Amigo de Miguel, child psychologist.
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