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Infant Brain
An infants brain is about a quarter of the size of a full grown adult brain. Much of infants brain development that happens is experience-dependent and is defined by gene-environment interactions -
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1 Year old Brain
When a infant turns one, their brain doubles in size. One year old's begin mimicking what they see and hear around them. They're more active and curious as to the world around them and become more...dangerous. Not to just others, but themselves as well. -
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2 Year old Brain
On average, a two year old's brain begins developing language skills. They begin using more words and their brains begin that process of descriptiveness. The two year old brain begins making connections and because of these inner brain connections, they begin learning faster. It's during these times that what a toddler experiences can have long-lasting effects on their development.